Hagabadet, Art Nouveau public bath in Haga district, Sweden.
Hagabadet is a bathing complex in the Haga district featuring multiple pools, relaxation areas, and wellness facilities spread across several floors. The building combines traditional bathing architecture with modern amenities designed for comfort and health.
The bathhouse was designed in 1876 by architect Axel Kumlien and became one of the first public wellness facilities in Gothenburg. Since its founding, the complex has continued to evolve while maintaining its role as an important relaxation destination in the city.
The bathhouse functions as a social gathering place, where visitors come to unwind and spend time in a relaxed setting. The facility reflects Swedish traditions of using bathing spaces as centers for everyday wellbeing.
The bathhouse provides straightforward access to all areas across multiple levels with enough time to explore each section. Arriving early helps visitors avoid crowded periods and enjoy the facilities at a relaxed pace.
The Roman Lounge features infrared and red light therapy systems with specialized dipping pools for a complete bathing experience. This blend of modern treatments within traditional bathing design sets the complex apart from typical wellness facilities.
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