3 hours of admission for one adult from 18:00 to 00:00 on a weekday

The Russian bath has a powerful healing effect on the body. Visiting it improves well-being and appearance, providing a rejuvenating effect. It was not for nothing that in ancient Russia it was said that a person does not age on the day they take a steam bath. Visiting the bath helps cleanse the body and remove toxins from tissues due to intensive sweating. Deep warming has a beneficial effect on joints, relaxes muscles, relieves pain, and the contrast in temperatures trains blood vessels. While in the bath, the respiratory system works intensively, blood circulation and metabolic processes accelerate, which promotes fat breakdown and improves tissue regeneration. After the bath, puffiness disappears, a lightness appears in the body, and the skin becomes smooth and velvety. The bath has also occupied a worthy niche in Russian culture, becoming a place for both hygiene and leisure. It is a pleasant place to devote time to unhurried communication and heart-to-heart conversations while focusing on physical rest and cleansing. Hammam is a traditional Turkish bath characterized by a low temperature and an abundance of fragrant steam. A hammam is traditionally decorated with stone or marble tiles, with wide marble benches along the walls. Upon entering, you are enveloped from head to toe by moist, swirling steam and the spicy scents of aromatic herbs. The steam rises to the ceiling and, condensing under the dome, falls in heavy drops onto the floor and benches. In a Turkish bath, you can gently and effectively warm the body, and the large amount of moist steam saturated with herbal aromas helps you relax. Thanks to the mild temperature and pleasant cosmetic effect, hammam procedures are particularly popular.