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Ourense Termal En Imaxes
- 1. Ourense termal en imaxes
- 2. AS BURGAS
- 3. As fontes máis populares do termalismo ourensán
- 4. Nestas fotografías podemos observar as fontes das Burgas
- 5. Outras vistas que podemos contemplar nas Burgas.
- 6. Os Xardíns destas fontes termais
- 7. Vista aérea das fontes ternais
- 8. O TINTEIRO
- 9. A fonte do tinteiro.
- 10. O ex-alcalde Manuel Cabezas proba as instalacións de A Chavasqueira
- 11. A CHAVASQUEIRA
- 12. Diferentes panorámicas das pozas públicas de Chavasqueira
- 14. As novas instalacións do balneario de Outariz
- 15. Vista lateral da entrada ao balneario
- 16. O tenente de alcalde e a conselleira de Benestar
- 17. A conselleira proba “persoalmente” as augas do balneario de Outariz.
- 18. A rolda de prensa ofrecida aos medios na inauguración
- 19. As autoridades disfrutan das vistas na terraza
- 20. Manuel Cabezas mergúllase nas augas termais da Chavasqueira