An indoor-outdoor thermal bath complex in Eger with sulfur and radon pools, a kids' pool, slide pool and adult adventure pool, open daily 10am-6pm.
At a glance
- Access
- Day passWalk-ins welcome
- Amenities
- Outdoor bathsThermal pool
- Good for
- Family friendly
- Price
- Affordable
Eger's thermal bath complex sits at Frank Tivadar út 5 and runs a mix of outdoor and partly covered pools fed by sulfur and radon-rich thermal water. The lineup includes a pebble-bottom pool, two sulfur thermal sitting pools, two radon medicinal pools, an adult adventure pool, a children's pool, a competition pool, a slide pool, a baby pool, two indoor sulfur-water bathhouses, and a deep plunge pool with jets known locally as the dögönyöző.
Water temperatures vary by pool, from around 22-26°C in the pebble pool up to 37°C in the covered sulfur sitting pool, so there's a reasonable spread for cooling off or soaking depending on the day. The site is set up for a full day out rather than a quick dip, with the adult adventure pool as the main draw for lap or leisure swimming.
A day pass is available and the complex is priced in the affordable tier, making it a straightforward option for a casual visit rather than a splurge. Staff and signage cover Hungarian, English, German and Polish, which is useful given the mix of local and international visitors the baths tend to draw.
Not every pool runs year-round: the children's pool, competition pool, slide pool and baby pool are currently listed as closed, and the adult adventure pool has a scheduled maintenance closure from October 5 to 9, 2026, reopening October 10. Anyone planning a visit around specific pools should confirm current status directly with the venue before heading over.
Good to know
- What pools does the Eger thermal bath have?
- There's a pebble-bottom pool, sulfur thermal sitting pools, radon medicinal pools, an adult adventure pool, a children's pool, a competition pool, a slide pool, a baby pool, two indoor sulfur bathhouses, and a jet-fed plunge pool called the dögönyöző.
- Can I buy a day pass without booking ahead?
- Yes, a day pass is available and walk-ins are welcome; the complex sits in the affordable price tier.
- What are the opening hours?
- The bath is open every day of the week from 10:00 to 18:00.
- Are all the pools currently open?
- No. The children's pool, competition pool, slide pool and baby pool are listed as closed, and the adult adventure pool has a maintenance closure scheduled for October 5-9, 2026. Confirm current pool status with the venue before visiting.
- What languages can I expect staff to speak?
- Signage and service are available in Hungarian, English, German and Polish.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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