Rymanov Zdroj - a village and a resort on the south-east of Poland, located in the Carpathians region in Krosno County, about 2 km south of the city Rymanov.

Source of mineral water was discovered here in 1876. The popularity of the nearby spa resort Iwonicz Zdroj aroused great interest among owners Rymanow Anna and Stanislaw Potocki, who began looking for similar sources in the valley. Potocki took with Tutusa Slavik chemist who discovered a spring in a high concentration of iodine and iron. Soon there was built the first sanatorium, and installed water drawn from the source.

In 1882, a new spa was awarded a silver medal at the exhibition in Krakow. Since then, the resort has developed rapidly. Children's sanatorium was built in 1885, the spa pavilion in 1885. The resort has become a popular place of recreation for residents of the city. Also here it was built private villas.

During the First World War the resort was severely damaged. It was rebuilt and reopened in 1926, after which there is a new development. At the end of 1930 Rymanov Zdroj annually visited by about 5,000 people.

During World War II the resort was almost completely destroyed. The first adult resort 120 vacationers appeared only in 1965. In 1980, the plant was built for the production of mineral water and soft drinks.

Currently, in addition to opportunities for recreation in the spa hotels in Rymanov Zdroj laid several hiking trails leading into the surrounding mountains.