About the bath
A large, solid building put up around 1980 on the initiative of the trade unions – an impressive design, one of the last bath buildings before the changes. It worked as a medical mineral bath with a men's and a women's section, with bathtubs, a doctor's office, men's and women's pools and changing rooms. In the foyer there is an original mural panel. The bath was handed over to Polski Trambesh Municipality, which leased it under a concession in 2007. The concessionaire did not meet its obligations and the concession contract was terminated. The bath remains an unfinished reconstruction project.
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The water and its healing properties
Temperature of the deposit 44 °C. The total mineralisation of the mineral water from borehole No. R-2hg, “Obedinenie” deposit, village of Obedinenie, Polski Trambesh Municipality, is 4651 mg/l. It is highly mineralised, hyperthermal, chloride-sulphate sodium and calcium water, with no sanitary-chemical or microbiological signs of pollution. The water contains carbon dioxide, dissolved sulphides and hydrogen sulphide. The trace elements tested are within the norms for mineral waters. Raised gross alpha and gross beta activity was found, so an expert assessment of the total indicative dose was made, according to which the water is unfit for drinking or household use and may be used only for healing and preventive purposes under the stated conditions.
Used for drinking cures and balneoprophylaxis (after appropriate tempering to 35–37 °C), it has a beneficial effect on the following conditions:
gastrointestinal conditions with excess acidity, chronic gastritis and gastroduodenitis, enterocolitis, peptic ulcers, etc.;
liver and gall bladder (gallstones, chronic cholecystitis, cholangitis, cholangiohepatitis, chronic hepatitis, biliary dyskinesia, etc.);
metabolic (gout, obesity, diabetes, etc.).
- Sections
- Separate men's and women's sections
- Built
- Around 1980
- Ownership
- Polski Trambesh Municipality
- Thermal Heritage register no.
- 74
- Information updated
- 02.2025
The bath's page at the Bulgarian Association for Thermal Heritage ↗