About the bath
The present bath building was put up in the 1970s, keeping the classic original pools from the Ottoman period, which are still used today. The bath has individual changing rooms, stone basins (kurni), a pool and bathtubs. It was built with a men's and a women's section, but only the women's section works, with men and women on alternate days. The days off are Monday and Tuesday.
Opening hours
Men and women on different days. The bath works to a schedule — some days or hours are for men only, others for women only. See the schedule below and call before you go.
| Monday and Tuesday | closed |
|---|---|
| Wed, Fri, Sun | 08:00–17:00women |
| Thu, Sat | 08:00–17:00men |
ⓘ The table was made automatically from the text of the Bulgarian Association for Thermal Heritage and may contain mistakes; opening hours and prices may also have changed. Call (04111) 2287 before you go.
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Photos: Bulgarian Association for Thermal Heritage. All rights belong to their authors.
More information
The water and its healing properties
The mineral water is 42 ⁰C, pH 9.4, with a total mineralisation of 0.55 g/l, containing hydrocarbonate, calcium and magnesium ions and carbon dioxide gas. It can be used for prevention and balneotherapy of chronic diseases of the musculoskeletal system, arthritis, orthopaedic and trauma conditions, conditions after fractures, diseases of the spine and the peripheral nervous system, metabolic disorders – diabetes, gout; conditions of the female and male reproductive systems; skin conditions and more. The mineral water is also indicated for prevention and drinking cures for some chronic kidney, gastrointestinal, liver and gall bladder, and metabolic diseases in a compensated functional state.
- Sections
- One shared section
- Ownership
- Stara Zagora Municipality
- Operated by
- Stara Zagora Municipality
- Thermal Heritage register no.
- 52
- Information updated
- 01.2025
The bath's page at the Bulgarian Association for Thermal Heritage ↗