- Baño
- Interior / Exterior
- Alojamiento
- Hotel en el recinto
Built into the flank of Gellért Hill between 1912 and 1918, the Gellért is the most complete surviving Art Nouveau bath in Europe: Zsolnay ceramics, stained glass and a barrel-vaulted swimming hall that opens to the sky in summer.
Mirada Balnevia
Por qué visitarlo
For the architecture as much as the water. The main hall is a piece of Hungarian Secession design that still works exactly as intended, and the calcium-magnesium water below it has been used since the Middle Ages.
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El agua
Agua termal
- Manantial
- Gellért Hill springs
- Mineralización
- Calcium-magnesium-hydrogen carbonate, sulphate, chloride
- Carácter
- Mineral-rich water traditionally used for joint and circulatory complaints
Instalaciones
- Thermal pools
- Outdoor pools
- Indoor pools
- Sauna
- Massage treatments
- Café
Historia
Ottoman-era bathers used springs on this site from the 13th century; the present palace-and-bath complex opened in 1918 and was rebuilt after both world wars.
Información práctica
Open daily; bring a towel and flip-flops or rent them. Cabins are worth the small supplement at weekends.
Cómo llegar
Tram 47 or 49 to Szent Gellért tér, or Metro M4 to the same square, directly outside the entrance.
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