Sofia Public Mineral Baths Review

The ancient Romans liked to build baths everywhere, which was to use Sofia's natural underground hot springs to build this bath, in 1908 changed to the city's public bath, the building itself is very beautiful, full of charm! Vienna's architectural style, but blending the essence of Bulgarian, Byzantine, and Orthodox religions and forms, has become one of the symbols of urban culture. Now for the Sofia History Museum, it shows the humanistic history of Sofia in different periods from the sixth century BC to 1940, and is also one of the must-visit attractions for every tourist after arriving in Sofia. It is also a lively net red punching place. See the world at the edge

Sofia is famous for its mineral springs and the public mineral bath is one of Sofia’s landmarks. The baths look beautiful, with yellow exterior walls with red stripes that are particularly striking. Built in the early 20th century, it is a Vienna separatist style, and combines Bulgarian, Byzantine and Orthodox forms. Many citizens buy honey products at the door vendors, which may be related to the country's roses.

Sofia Public Mineral Bathing is a long-standing hot spring bathing beach, has a history of more than 500 years, this is due to geothermal and the surrounding minerals mixed together, it is very good for human health, very worthwhile to bubble, feel really refreshed.

Located at Serdica Station, the old Bulgarian bathhouse boasts the exterior of the same appearance as the religious facilities.

Super cool mineral bathhouse, there are hot springs outside to drink raw