Sárrét Kincse Gyógyfürdő is a thermal complex in Püspökladány, on the Hungarian plain. The thermal water emerges at 40°C. Thermal pools, medical-style baths and a sauna make up a bathing complex typical of the region's fürdő.
Insider tip — Sárrét Kincse Gyógyfürdő, the Sárrét Treasure Bath, serves Püspökladány in the great Hungarian plain where the deep Pannonian geothermal aquifer delivers warm mineral water through the ancient alluvial sediments of the former Sárrét wetlands — one of the largest inland marsh systems in Europe, drained in the 19th century. Püspökladány was an important Calvinist ecclesiastical center whose bishop-derived name (Püspök = bishop) recalls the Protestant tradition that defined this corner of the Great Plain.