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Széchenyi thermal bath

Széchenyi gyógyfürdő

The Széchenyi Medicinal Bath is a large early 20th-century thermal bath complex in Budapest's City Park, built in Neo-Baroque / neorennaissance forms and expanded to its present footprint in 1927. It contains multiple outdoor and indoor thermal pools, saunas and treatment rooms supplied by deep thermal springs.

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First raised

AD 191

Its prime

1927

Today

Restored

As it stood in 1927

What Széchenyi thermal bath looked like in its prime.

A long two-storey yellow-painted spa palace with an arcade of round-arched openings on the ground floor and an upper loggia of paired classical columns and balustraded terraces; white stone balustrades, urns and sculptural groups punctuate rooflines and terraces. Broad outdoor thermal pools with turquoise water fill the forecourt, edged by fountains, stone benches and planters; a central domed cupola crowns the main axis, its mosaic-decorated interior visible beyond the entrance.

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10 places to explore in 1927.

The record describes 10 distinct spots at Széchenyi thermal bath, including 5 interiors: kupola (domed) hall with central fountain, central indoor thermal pool hall, red-column pool chamber (vörös oszlopokkal díszített medencetér) and more. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and explore every one, more scenes means more photos, more angles and more of the immersive experience.

Main approach from City ParkUpper balustraded terrace and colonnadeCentral outdoor swimming poolPoolside fountain and statueKupola (domed) hall with central fountainCentral indoor thermal pool hallRed-column pool chamber (vörös oszlopokkal díszített medencetér)Octagon therapeutic pool (oktagon medence)Main entrance staircase down to pool deckDrinking hall (ivócsarnok)

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