10 reasons why it is worth visiting the baths of Budapest
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We all know that water is one of the basic elements of life, drinking enough water is indispensable for survival. However, less people know that bathing in water also has many positive physiological effects. Termalfurdo.hu collected 10 reasons why it is worth going to a bath at least once a month, especially to the famous baths of Budapest.
1.Relaxation and disbanding
Let’s utilize water’s relaxing effect as its buoyancy conditions your muscles and that bubble bath makes your muscles lithe. Bathing is also great to relieve stress and, if you close your eyes for some time, you can even imagine that you are in a whole other world
2.Natural healing
Our thermal water stock lies under 80% of the country, which is not only unique for its quantity, but also for its quality. There’s no other place in the world with thermal and medicinal water of such a high temperature and there isn’t one place that could cure that many diseases as Hungarian thermal water can. It is a natural therapy for locomotor diseases and rehabilitation.
3.Spending your free time actively
You don’t have to pass up the advantages of water if you are not a fan of sitting in thermal water. Besides swimming, there are plenty of other forms of movement that can be done in water. How would you like aquafitness, aquajogging, underwater massage or the Kneipp treading-vat?
4.Budapest is the world’s capital of baths
There are 118 fountains under the capital and there is no other city in the world with 6 functioning historical baths. The baths of Budapest are open for long hours, so you can even visit one after a stressful work day, and relax.
5.History surrounds you
There are currently 10 functioning monument baths in Hungary, out of which many dates back to the 16th century, to the time when the country was under Turkish rule. On the other hand, we also have quite imposing buildings from the beginning of the 20th century as well. You just feel the history in these baths and it’s also very interesting to get to know the bathing habits of former times.
