Mofetta in Lăzărești
Mofetta in Lăzărești

Mofetta in Lăzărești

Traditional bath Mofetta
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Lăzărești/Lázárfalva 537066, Romania

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At the southeastern end of Lăzărești/Lázárfalva, in a part of the village called Nyír (meaning birch), is the popular traditional bath, Nyírfürdő (meaning Birch Bay). Its mineral spring and mofetta have been known for their healing properties since ancient times.
The mofetta has been used with good results by patients suffering from rheumatic and circulatory disorders.

The wooden bath and its surroundings are tidy and surrounded by birch trees. There is a mineral spring, a foot bath, changing rooms and toilets.

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