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GYÓR, A THERMAL AND RECREATION PARK IN THE HEART OF THE
BAROQUE
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The monumental hungarian city bet for the
tourism of well-being and health.
Gyór, one of the three bigest cities of Hungary and holder of the Europa Prize
due to the protection of its monuments, inaugurated a thermal and recreation
park, in the heart of its Baroque city.
About
five thousand university students will be able to use the thermal pools of the
new SPA thanks to the system of ticket price, with discounts for the pensioners.
The medicinal water favours the alternative therapies and it is a bet for the
tourism of well-being in the new millennium.
2.500 years ago, the Celts named this place Arrabona. Today Gyór, also named
city of the rivers, it is the capital city of the Kisalföld Region (Small Plain)
in the zone of the Western Trans-Danubio in Hungary.
The agreement of collaboration between a private company, Raba Quelle S.L.,
and the autonomous government of the County of Gyór, makes possible that the
mineral and termal water, declared medicinal 25 years ago, it can benefit to all
those longing to enjoy its properties, in the new thermal and recreational park
with an investment that amounts to 100 million Forints, being a third payed by
the state.
The opening ceremony was presided by Ferenc Gyurcsány, Minister to the
Childhood, Youth and Sport, József Balogh, Mayor of Gyór and Imre Kovacsics,
Manager Director of Rába Quelle, S.L., company that will manages the areas of
health, sport and the spa of Gyór.
FACILITIES
The
thermal and recreational park is available to the public from the last 4th of
October. To use the modern facilities, a system of ticket price that gives right
to the visitors to enjoy the services of the thermal and those of the
recreational areas, simultaneously, has been settled down
It has a total of 1.300 square meters of water. The Baths section has 5
swimming pools and 2 toboggans (64 and 38 meters) for the ticket. There is a
separated swiming pool for children.
The space of well-being includes pools with jacuzzi, a channel of turbulent
waters, cascades, rafting channel, cascade with cave, bath s of bubbles, etc.
The area thermal dissposes of four swimming pools. The water is regulated to
several temperatures (29ş, 32ş, 38 Ş C) it offers neck hidromasajes, back and
waist, for relaxation and visitors recovery. A garden of saunas (steam and dry)
and booths for massages (aromatherapy, herbarium, Swedish, Thai, etc) they
supplement the services of the thermal center.
In accordance to the plans of the company Rába Quelle S.L., the most modern
therapeutic Spa in the region, will begin to operate since January 2004.
GYÓRTHERMAL
Already
in the Middle Age the chronicle mentioned the existence of two spas in Gyór and
a quarter a century ago, the current Health Minister, he qualified the water
surgent from three thermal sources, as medicinal water.
In Hungary, the qualifying requirements for the thermal water are stricter
than in other countries of the world. While abroad it is enough to find water
whose temperature is superior to 20ş C, in the magiar country, the minimum
requirement is of 30 ş C.
According
to the Dr. Zoltan Major, medical director of Héviz, and doctor in Rheumatology,
Physiotherapy and Sport Medicine, the water of Gyór can favour the alternative
therapies and he considers the application of the thermal water and the
physiotherapy as a very complete treatment.
The Dr. Z. Major, due to his experience in this field recommends the water of
Raba Quelle's Spa, of Gyór for people suffering from osteopathy or articular
illnesses, from chronicle articular inflammation and muscular illnesses of any
type.
Also it is suitable for pathologies such as chronic bronchitis as cure
hidropínica (taking it as drink). In the illnesses of the digestive system or
in the hipotiroidismo, it can have beneficial effects.
"however there is a something that we should know, Dr Zoltan emphasized: it
is advisable before the therapeutic use of the thermal water, a previous medical
exam to avoid secondary effects" .
For more information: http://www.hungriaturismo.com
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