Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
Dense, salty water — you float without effort.
Anna Thermal Bath in Szeged, Hungary's third-largest city and the 'City of Sunshine' on the Tisza River near the Serbian border, draws chloride-rich thermal water from the Pannonian Basin's deep geological formations to offer relaxing bathing in a city celebrated for its paprika culture, pick salami, and Art Nouveau architecture rebuilt after the catastrophic 1879 flood. The thermal baths are part of Szeged's identity as a Hungarian cultural and university city, and the chloride waters are enjoyed for their warmth and the sense of muscular ease and circulation comfort they are known to provide. Szeged's magnificent Széchenyi Square fountain, Votive Church, and National Theatre provide an exceptional cultural backdrop that makes any visit to Anna Thermal Bath part of a broader encounter with one of the Great Hungarian Plain's most vibrant and architecturally distinguished cities.