Thermal waters flow through a huge series of limestone chambers at the Cave Bath in Miskolctapolca.
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Anna Thermal Bath (Szeged) —
Located close to Hungary's borders with Serbia and Romania, the Anna Thermal Bath has a vintage neo-Renaissance charm.
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Bukfurdo thermal spa —
Within the 35-acre Bukfurdo complex are 32 pools, a sauna big enough for 150 people and plenty of paddling pools for kids.
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Eger Turkish Bath —
Heavy-handed Turkish massage pummelings are one of the attractions of the ornately decorated Turkish Bath at Eger.
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Egerszalok Spa —
Centuries of mineral deposits left by flowing springs have created white mounds that have earned Egerszalok the nickname Salt Hill.
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Hungarospa (Hajduszoboszlo) —
Europe's largest bathing complex, Hungarospa is a giant shrine to water and all the fun that can go with it.
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Heviz Lake —
The 10-acre Heviz Lake is filled by enough hot springs to change its water ever three days. Bathers must contend with ducks, water lilies and a whiff of sulfur.
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Napfenyfurdo Aquapolis —
Near the town of Szeged, Napfenyfurdo Aquapolis is home to Europe's longest all-year water slide.
