Turkish Bath Eger
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A domed bath built by the Ottomans in the 17th century, restored and reopened, where you can soak in the octagonal historic pool.
The bath was first built in the early 17th century under Ottoman rule, later expanded, and restored and reopened in 2009. Its core is the octagonal historic pool beneath a domed skylight. Newer additions include a thermal pool, massage pools, a sauna, and steam rooms, and the water is rich in minerals. Admission is charged by time slot, with a common option being a 2.5-hour ticket. Bring your own swimsuit, and note that opening hours are shorter on weekdays. It is next to the Eger Thermal Bath.
Opening hours
Weekdays approx. 16:00–21:00; weekends approx. 09:00–21:00 (check official website)
Nearby sights
- Eger Thermal Bath & Archbishop's Garden
- Minorite Church of St. Anthony of Padua
- Eger Castle
- Dobó István Square
- Lyceum of Eger & Specula
- Kopcsik Marzipan Museum
- Eger Minaret
- Archbishop's Palace Visitor Centre