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About: Dandár Thermal Bath

A beautifully restored Art Nouveau building, featuring a range of indoor and outdoor pools filled with thermal water rich in minerals and trace elements. In addition to the pools, the bath also offers saunas, steam rooms, and a range of massage and beauty treatments.

Dandár Thermal Bath
7 Dandár utca, 1095, Budapest
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