After Alzheimer's disease,Parkinson'sdisease is one of the most abundant neurodegenerative diseases in the world caused by a serious lack of dopamine neurotransmitters in the brain, responsible for voluntary body movements. James Parkinson, an English doctor, was the first person to describe the symptoms of the disease in his monography. His discovery was the ground to spread the cognition of Parkinson's which resulted in theories of how the disease arises where a few factors play part, the most probable theory, it originates in a combination of genetic and environmental factors. The appearance of symptoms is gradual, so diagnostic of Parkinson'scan take up to 10 years. The most characteristic symptoms are tremor, rigor, akinesis, and postural instability (TRAP). Despite motoric symptoms there are also other symptoms like depression, anxiety, sleep disorder and cognitive damage. A specific test for diagnostic of PB does not exist, but it is a combination of a detailed processing andneurological examination. Treatment can be pharmacological,nonpharmacological and neurosurgical. In pharmacological treatment, levodop is the medical golden standard for treatment of Parkinson's because it improves the patient's quality of life and prolongs life. With levodop neurorehabilitation is also used which starts immediately after diagnostic so later complications are prevented. Physiotherapy is a key element in rehabilitation because it reduces the progress of symptoms, and it provides a better-quality life. Strengthening exercises, relaxation exercises, breathing exercises and others are used in physiotherapeutic processes. Recreational techniques which are used are tai chi, yoga, and cueing.