Many of us take a trip to the bathhouse as a common thing. For some it is a tribute to a long tradition, for others it is a way of healing. For some, it is a meeting place with business partners or a pleasant vacation with friends. True, today modern supporters of "light steam" do not greet each other when they meet with the words "How are you sweating?" Perhaps because the passion for the bath is not so deep that it forced to inquire about the history of this issue. "How are you sweating?" - in the Roman Empire, this phrase replaced the usual for us "How are you?"
The Romans were not joking: noble patricians spent the main part of the day in baths (thermae). In the clubs of wet steam, disputes were held, social receptions were arranged, and state affairs were decided. They even read in public baths, because many baths were equipped with the richest libraries. The Slavs had a bath in almost every courtyard - our ancestors in the baths prepared healing decoctions for the skin and hair, treated rheumatism, colds and ... even gave birth to children. The modern bathhouse has lost some of the purposes of its historical predecessor. And although you won't find a library at any bathhouse, even today, visiting a bathhouse remains one of the important elements, for example, business negotiations.
This is the sauna with the highest humidity. Moist steam perfectly softens the stratum corneum and helps to reduce the volume of fat cells. The peculiarity of the Roman bath is the presence of a thermal spring inside the bath, in our case it is replaced by an artificial fountain, creating an atmosphere of ancient Roman baths. Steam entering the steam room from numerous cracks in the walls and ceiling creates a uniform temperature throughout the room. The heat is tolerated here with pleasure. A layer of warm, fresh steam envelops you. And the heating process itself is gradual.
The Romans were not joking: noble patricians spent the main part of the day in baths (thermae). In the clubs of wet steam, disputes were held, social receptions were arranged, and state affairs were decided. They even read in public baths, because many baths were equipped with the richest libraries. The Slavs had a bath in almost every courtyard - our ancestors in the baths prepared healing decoctions for the skin and hair, treated rheumatism, colds and ... even gave birth to children. The modern bathhouse has lost some of the purposes of its historical predecessor. And although you won't find a library at any bathhouse, even today, visiting a bathhouse remains one of the important elements, for example, business negotiations.
This is the sauna with the highest humidity. Moist steam perfectly softens the stratum corneum and helps to reduce the volume of fat cells. The peculiarity of the Roman bath is the presence of a thermal spring inside the bath, in our case it is replaced by an artificial fountain, creating an atmosphere of ancient Roman baths. Steam entering the steam room from numerous cracks in the walls and ceiling creates a uniform temperature throughout the room. The heat is tolerated here with pleasure. A layer of warm, fresh steam envelops you. And the heating process itself is gradual.
