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The reason we strongly recommend Therme is because all the guides and members working at the BTrip Bucharest Free Walking Tour have been here several times and thoroughly enjoyed each moment of the experience.
Therme has different price packages according to how much time you spend there. For example, in the morning you can take our free walking tour in Bucharest and discover the city, after which, at noon, you can head for Therme and just chill.
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What is Therme?
Well, as the name points out, it’s a huge venue with thermal water. Here you will find over 10 swimming pools with hot thermal water, exciting water slides and various themed wet and dry saunas inside a huge dome that is decorated with hundreds of exotic flowers and trees.
The reason we strongly recommend Therme is because all the guides and members working at the BTrip Bucharest Free Walking Tour have been here several times and thoroughly enjoyed each moment of the experience.
A day at Therme makes you feel like you go on an exotic holiday somewhere far away from Bucharest.
Where is Therme?
Therme is located outside of Bucharest, in the Northen part of the city, 25 km from the city center and around 5 km further North from the Otopeni Airport.
There are three ways you can reach Therme:
by car
taxi or Uber
free Therme bus
If you take your private car, you can enter the following address on the GPS: Calea Bucuresti 1K, Balotesti, 077015 and drive along the DN1 Soseaua Bucuresti – Ploiesti
If you choose to take a taxi or UBER from the center of Bucharest, the ride will cost around 50 – 70 RON.
Free buses provided by Therme which run every day.
Each bus station being signalled with the Therme logo.
The first bus station on the route of the Therme bus is Piata Romana.
The other bus stations in Bucharest are: Piata Victoriei, Arcul de Triumf, Piata Presei, Antena 1, Otopeni. each bus station being signalled with the Therme logo.
The free bus runs every two hours starting at 9 AM and ending its daily programme at 00:00, at midnight. You can check the exact schedule of the Therme bus here:https://therme.ro/en/contact/directions/.
For more information about Therme, the cost of entry and what you should take with you, check out their official website: http://therme.ro/en/.
Therme has different price packages according to how much time you spend there. For example, in the morning you can take our free walking tour in Bucharest and discover the city, after which, at noon, you can head for Therme and just chill.
You will definitely enjoy this experience!
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