Eger Thermal

Eger Thermal is a quality thermal bathing facility in the historic city of Eger, capital of Heves County in northern Hungary and one of the most celebrated destinations in the country for its magnificent Baroque architecture, Ottoman heritage, and the world-famous Egri Bikavér — Bull's Blood — red wine produced in the surrounding hills. The oligomineral geothermal waters drawn from the Pannonian Basin's thermal resources are offered in a modern spa complex at Egerszalók, adjacent to Eger, where the travertine salt hill formed by centuries of mineral spring deposits is one of Hungary's most visually striking natural thermal phenomena. The historic city of Eger, with its magnificent episcopal basilica, Baroque Lyceum, and the hilltop castle that became a symbol of Hungarian resistance to the Ottoman siege of 1552, provides an extraordinary cultural backdrop to the thermal bathing experience. Eger Thermal combines the therapeutic pleasures of Hungarian geothermal bathing with the cultural, architectural, and viticultural richness of one of Hungary's most beloved and historically storied cities.