Birštonas is known for its mineral water.
This water is used by sanatoriums for mineral water pools and baths.

There are three large sanatoriums in Birštonas:
Tulpė (English: Tulip) can accommodate as many as 210 people at a time
Versmė (English: Spring) has 187 rooms that can accommodate 340 people at a time
Eglė (English: Fir Tree) was opened in 2013 and can treat 730 people at one time
All of them offer halotherapy, therapeutic peat pulp bath, mineral water pools, baths, massages, and a wide range of curative procedures.

Birštonas also has hotels and country farmsteads, adapted for rural tourism.
Birštonas is known for its mineral water. This water is used by sanatoriums for mineral water pools and baths. 
There are three large sanatoriums in Birštonas:
Tulpė (English: Tulip) can accommodate as many as 210 people at a time
Versmė (English: Spring) has 187 rooms that can accommodate 340 people at a time
Eglė (English: Fir Tree) was opened in 2013 and can treat 730 people at one time
All of them offer halotherapy, therapeutic peat pulp bath, mineral water pools, baths, massages, and a wide range of curative procedures. 
Birštonas also has hotels and country farmsteads, adapted for rural tourism.
Birštonas