The Rudas Baths at this site had been established during the Middle Ages, utilising the medicinal springs at the foot of the Gell\u00e9rt Hill. These were completely rebuilt during the Turkish occupation,<\/p>\n
The octagonal pool of Rudas Baths, built during Musztafa Szokoli Pasha\u2019s rule, is one this country\u2019s most beautiful monuments of Turkish origin. The pool is covered by a dome, 10 meters in diameter, supported on 8 columns.<\/p>\n
The steam-baths and the swimming pool date from the middle of the 20th century. A day-care hospital, with an extensive physiotherapy section, operates within Rudas Baths.<\/p>\n
Open: 6-18 weekdays, 6-12 Sat-Sun<\/p>\n
Water temperatures: 16, 28, 30, 33, 36, 42 \u00b0C<\/p>\n
Pools: swimming pool and six further medicinal pools (and turkish bath only for men)<\/p>\n
Water surface area: 4,5; 9; 9; 9; 96,5; 9 nm2<\/p>\n
Water mineral content: slightly radioactive thermal water containing nitrates, sulphates and calcium-magnesium-hydrogen-carbonates, as well as fluoride ions in significant quantities<\/p>\n
Therapeutic proposals: degenerative illnesses of joints, chronical and semi-acute arthritis cases, protruded intervertebral disc, neuralgia, states of calcium deficiency of the bone system<\/p>\n
Name: Rudas Baths (Rudas Gy\u00f3gyf\u00fcrd\u0151)<\/p>\n
Country: Hungary<\/p>\n
City: Budapest<\/p>\n
Location: Buda, I. district<\/p>\n
Transport: Tram 18, 19<\/p>\n
Address: Budapest, D\u00f6brentei t\u00e9r 9.<\/p>\n
Phone: 1\/ 356-1322<\/p>\n