Two-hour visit to the SPA center for two

A Finnish sauna is a small, wood-paneled room where temperatures rise to high levels using special equipment. People visit to relax, improve their health, and tone their bodies. The main difference from a classic sauna is the extreme temperature in the steam cabin, which remains tolerable due to particularly dry air, making it recommended by doctors even for children and seniors. High temperatures deeply warm the body, relieving muscle tension, dilating capillaries, and increasing sweating, which helps burn fat and eliminate toxins. A hammam is a traditional Turkish bath characterized by low temperatures and abundant fragrant steam. Traditionally decorated with stone or marble tiles and wide marble benches, it envelops visitors in moist, swirling steam and spicy herbal scents. The steam rises to the ceiling, condenses, and falls as heavy droplets. The hammam offers a gentle, effective way to warm the body and relax. Due to its mild temperature and pleasant cosmetic effects, hammam procedures are particularly popular.