Széchenyi Thermal Bath

The thermal bath complex was officially opened in 1913 and is known for its distinctive neo-baroque architecture designed by Győző Czigler. It comprises a variety of facilities including thermal pools, medicinal baths, saunas, and water park elements, combining therapeutic and recreational functions. The site serves as a public bath and spa offering health treatments and wellness services within an architecturally significant setting that reflects baroque revival, Classicism, and Renaissance Revival styles.