Hungarospa Hajdúszoboszló
One of Europe's largest thermal complexes, built around Hajdúszoboszló's famous iodine-rich brown water.
Photo: Globetrotter19, Wikimedia Commons
- Bathing
- Indoor / Outdoor
- Established
- 1927
- Accommodation
- Hotel on site
Hajdúszoboszló's thermal water was struck in 1925 during an exploratory drilling for oil and gas; the first bath opened two years later. The resort grew into Hungarospa, a sprawling complex of thermal, medicinal, aqua-park and beach pools on the edge of the Great Hungarian Plain.
Balnevia view
Why visit
The water here is unusual even by Hungarian standards: deeply coloured, saline, and rich in iodine and bromine, long prescribed for joint and rheumatic complaints. The scale is part of the experience — quiet medicinal pools sit minutes from open-air summer basins.
The water
Thermal water
- Source
- Hajdúszoboszló thermal well
- Mineralisation
- Highly mineralised alkaline brine
- Character
- Iodine- and bromine-rich saline water with a distinctive brown colour, used for musculoskeletal treatment.
Practical information
The complex is divided into separate ticketed areas (medicinal baths, Aqua-Palace indoor water park, Aquapark and beach). Opening areas vary by season; check the official site before travelling.
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