Egri Termál- és Strandfürdő

Egri Termál- és Strandfürdő is a municipal thermal and strand bath in Eger, built around a mix of medicinal and recreational pools fed by sulfurous and radon-rich thermal water. The complex includes several distinct pools: a gravel-bottom pool, semicircular sulfurous sitting pools, two radon medicinal pools, adult and children's adventure pools, a competition pool, a slide pool, a baby pool, and two covered bathhouses holding sulfurous thermal water at higher temperatures (32–37°C). There's also a sunken "dögönyöző" pool with jet outlets positioned two meters up, fed by radon water.

Water temperatures vary by pool, from the cooler 22–26°C gravel pool up to the 35–37°C bathhouse pools, so visitors can move between cold-plunge and hot-soak experiences depending on what they're after. The layout mixes open-air and partly covered sections, making it usable across seasons, though specific pools occasionally close for maintenance — worth checking ahead if a particular pool is the reason for the visit.

The site is geared toward families, with dedicated children's and baby pools alongside the medicinal and adult sections. Day passes are available and walk-ins are welcome, with no indication that advance booking is required. Staff and signage cover Hungarian, English, German and Polish, which is useful for the international visitors Eger draws. The entrance used for this listing is on Petőfi Sándor tér; the complex is open every day of the week, 9:00 to 19:00.