About the bath
A large, solid building built as a public laundry and bath. The bathing hall has showers only, but it could easily be converted to add stone basins (kurni) and therapeutic pools.
Opening hours
| Sunday and Monday | closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday – Saturday | 08:30–16:00 |
ⓘ 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. Check before you go.
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More information
The water and its healing properties
The water rises at about 29 °C. It is hypothermal, mineralised, sulphate-hydrocarbonate sodium and silicic water containing fluoride, with no sanitary-chemical or microbiological signs of pollution. The ammonium in the water is of natural origin.
Because of its high fluoride content (7.30 mg/l measured), the water is classed as unsuitable for drinking and household use.
Used for external balneotherapy and balneoprophylaxis, it has a beneficial effect on the following conditions: • degenerative and inflammatory joint diseases in remission (arthritis, degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal system, etc.); • diseases of the peripheral nervous system (disc disease, radiculitis, plexitis, polyradiculoneuritis, etc.);
orthopaedic conditions (for mobilisation after injuries and operations);
skin conditions.
- Sections
- One shared section
- Built
- Around 1970
- Ownership
- Nevestino Municipality
- Operated by
- Nevestino Municipality
- Thermal Heritage register no.
- 80
- Information updated
- 02.2025
The bath's page at the Bulgarian Association for Thermal Heritage ↗