Фёдоровские бани, Public bathhouse in central Novosibirsk, Russia
Fedorovskie Baths is a public bathhouse in the city center featuring multiple steam rooms at different temperatures, a heated outdoor pool, and a spacious relaxation zone. The layout allows visitors to move between different bathing experiences while finding comfortable spots to rest between sessions.
The facility was founded in 1909 by a local businessman as the city's first public bathhouse and operated continuously for over a century. After closing for several years, it reopened in 2019 following comprehensive modernization.
The bathhouse is named after a local businessman and reflects how such facilities hold an important place in Russian daily life. It serves as a gathering point where residents spend time together with family and friends.
The facility has separate sections for men and women to ensure comfort for all visitors. It is practical to bring your own towels and bathing shoes or rent them on-site, as spending time in warm and cool spaces is the core of the experience.
The facility operates its own kitchen to prepare food and beverages for visitors, extending the experience beyond just bathing. This type of complete amenity is uncommon in modern bathhouses.
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