Thermal baths in Bucharest
Also spelled București
Bucharest's thermal complex is at Balotești, on the Wallachian plain about 21 km north of the city centre and 4 km from Henri Coandă airport. Therme București has a thermal pool under a retractable roof and a separate sauna zone. On the way into the city, about 15 km south, the Village Museum beside Herăstrău lake sets out farmhouses, churches and windmills brought from across Romania.
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Baths in Bucharest compared
Entry, swimwear rules, age limits and ticket type, side by side.
| Bath | Entry | Swimwear and rules | Age | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Therme BucureștiBucharest |
| Swimwear in every zone, including the Elysium saunas: in the saunas only swimwear is allowed and a towel for the whole body is compulsory. The operator says there is no nudist section and will not be one in Romania. Men may wear board shorts. Mixed throughout; no single-sex sessions. Bathrobe compulsory in the Elysium restaurant. | 14+ | Day ticket |
Every bath in Bucharest
Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.
1Therme București
Thermal bath, Bucharest · Children 3 to 14 only in Galaxy; no under-14s in Elysium. No phones in pools or saunas. Sauna visits limited to 10 minutes each.
A three-zone spa complex beside the DN1 at Balotești, north of Bucharest, whose pools use geothermal water the operator draws from 3,100 metres down.
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