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The listed Ottoman Turkish bath in Eger, Hungary

Eger/Hungary

Eger Turkish Bath (Törökfürdő)

An Ottoman bath of the early 1600s, still fed by radon-bearing thermal water in the heart of Eger.

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Bathing
Indoor / Outdoor
Established
1617

Eger's Turkish bath was built during Ottoman rule in the early seventeenth century and remains one of the few working Ottoman baths in Hungary. Its domed central pool sits inside the modern Eger Thermal Bath complex, where the same radon-bearing spring water is used across a series of pools.

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Why visit

The combination of a genuine Ottoman dome and radon-rich water gives Eger a bathing atmosphere quite unlike Budapest's larger, grander houses.

The water

Thermal water

Source
Eger thermal spring
Mineralisation
Radon-bearing, moderately mineralised
Character
Slightly radioactive thermal water used for musculoskeletal complaints.

Practical information

The Turkish bath is entered through the Eger Thermal Bath complex; opening hours and adult-only sessions vary by season.

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Location

Eger, Hungary47.8964, 20.3684View on Balnevia map

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