Arpad Thermal and Beach Bath in Bekescsaba

Árpád Gyógy- és Strandfürdő is a long-running thermal and recreational bath complex in the city of Békéscsaba in southeastern Hungary. It draws alkaline bicarbonate thermal water from two wells (76°C and 40°C), one of which was drilled to roughly 800 metres, and was officially recognized as therapeutic (gyógyvíz) water in the early 2000s and as a certified medicinal bath in 2006. The complex has operated for around a century, with a major reconstruction completed in 2002-2003, and today spans over 23,000 m² with ten pools, four of them thermal.