- Baignade
- Intérieur / Extérieur
- Hébergement
- Hôtel sur place
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.
Le regard Balnevia
Pourquoi y aller
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.
Recommandations
Hôtels à proximité
Découvrez où dormir près de Gellért Thermal Bath.
L'eau
Eau thermale
- Source
- Gellért Hill springs
- Minéralisation
- Calcium-magnesium-hydrogen carbonate, sulphate, chloride
- Caractère
- Mineral-rich water traditionally used for joint and circulatory complaints
Équipements
- Thermal pools
- Outdoor pools
- Indoor pools
- Sauna
- Massage treatments
- Café
Histoire
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.
Informations pratiques
Open daily; bring a towel and flip-flops or rent them. Cabins are worth the small supplement at weekends.
Y aller
Tram 47 or 49 to Szent Gellért tér, or Metro M4 to the same square, directly outside the entrance.
Situation
Lieux liés
Autres bains thermaux en Hungary
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Température de baignade 38°C
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Lukács Thermal Bath
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Palatinus Strand
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