An invitation to relax and meditate under the water glass dome

The Hungarian Pavilion... A journey through the thermal springs in the "Heart of Europe"

• Visitors to the pavilion can enjoy an immersive water experience inside the dome.

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During his tour of the Hungary (Hungary) pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, the visitor explores new places, by visiting the therapeutic resorts of Budapest, the Pannonia basins, Heviz and Lake Platon, where Hungary has the largest number of hot springs in Europe, with more than 1,300 natural springs. Hot water is distributed throughout.

a tour

The tour begins inside the pavilion, with a blue illuminated path that takes the visitor on a journey through unique thermal springs, including the springs of Miskolstapolk Cave, then visits a number of large health resorts, and can stop in the "Aqua Bar" area to take a sip of Hungary's famous mineral water.

The visitor can also enjoy an immersive water experience inside the water glass dome, inviting relaxation and meditation, and participating in a stunning 360-degree audio-visual show, by flowing with soothing music and the huge possibilities and effects that flow with water drops.

informations

The pavilion of the Republic of Hungary, which is called the "Heart of Europe", includes information about the most famous health resorts in its capital, Budapest, which use thermal springs in a country famous for this, with a production of 90 million cubic meters annually, as water flows to the surface, through more From 1,000 registered and approved wells, 280 are classified as mineral water, and 270 are therapeutic water.

blue

The design of the Hungary pavilion at the Dubai Expo is based on the blue color that symbolizes water, as there are geothermal and mineral waters in at least 80% of Hungary's territory, where the large reserve of that water is used primarily for drinking and treatment.

Since Roman times, thermal waters have been used in Hungary to achieve their medicinal benefits throughout the ages, and bath complexes were built around these natural lakes.

Budapest alone is famous for its 118 borehole springs and wells that produce 30,000 cubic meters per day of mineral and hot water at temperatures ranging between 21 and 76 degrees Celsius, feeding 24 hot mineral baths and a physiotherapy bath.

Benefits

Hungary's pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai gives information about the benefits of water, as it has been scientifically proven that it has a healing effect on at least one disease thanks to the fact that it contains many mineral elements, and is also used in the fields of agriculture, energy and beauty care.

• Mineral groundwater is found in 80% of Hungary's territory.

• 1300 natural hot springs distributed throughout Hungary.