Bath blog
426 articles about the bath, steam, health and traditions
What's the right way to take a steam bath?
Before visiting the sauna, you should shower and dry your body to create the best conditions for sweating and revitalising. But washing with soap and water before entering the steam room is not recommended.
Bathing and its effects on the body
Almost everyone has visited a bathhouse or sauna at least once in their life, which are intended not only for maintaining hygiene, but are also considered to be a popular way to relax.
Georgia: Orbeliani Baths in Tbilisi
The bathhouses in Tbilisi are located underground, with only their large domes with turrets on top visible on the surface. The Orbeliani Baths are the most famous and resemble a mosque with their lancet façade.
What are the German baths known for?
Germany was home to Roman thermae, which were public baths. Duke Frederick I dreamed of reviving the wellness culture in these baths, so he ordered the construction of a grand building for the public baths in Baden-Baden
Unusual baths and saunas of the world
Baths and saunas are not a novelty, but a great invention of our ancestors. In ancient times, people discovered a great way to cleanse, improve their health, relax and just have a good time - these are hot steam rooms.
Palace baths
In Rus', it has always been believed that the bath is a special and spiritual place. In addition to its main purpose, it was also used to treat the body and soul.
The benefits of the bath in the prevention of the virus
From the studies of scientists from different countries, it became known that high temperatures can kill the coronavirus, so visiting the bath is safe.
Baths of the world. Japan
Baths in Japan have features that distinguish them from other types of baths. One of the main differences is that Japanese baths do not use steam, only hot water.
Birdsburg in Woloshin banya
How to build a city for birds, how much do the the feathered people pay for a mortgage and what city is it dangerous to walk under?
Baths of the world. Türkiye
Turkish baths are very different from Russian ones and are based on ancient Roman baths and Arabic hamams (by the way, “ham” in Arabic is “heat”). Hamams in different countries, such as Syria, Morocco etc, practically do not differ from each other.
Baths of the world. Greece
One of the first countries where a bath or laconium appeared was Ancient Greece. The Greeks began to use hot water and steam to cleanse the skin, improve the body and recover from sports activities.
The most unusual baths in the world
It is not surprising that the unusual baths located in the Nordic countries attract attention. Residents of such states often feel like taking a steam bath, as the air temperature in their cities rarely rises above +20 degrees.
The power of sweet juicy orange🍊
In the Woloshin banya, we use natural herbs and gifts of nature to relax and create an atmosphere that promotes relaxation and rest. As a decoration for cold and warm fonts, we use sweet orange for various bath procedures. Why?
Woloshin banya: Afterparty
Afterparty is a program specially designed to get rid of hangovers, which helps to restore water balance and accelerate the process of eliminating toxins from the body, as well as improving blood circulation and relaxing muscles. 👏🏻
Woloshin banya for all: Businessman
We want to share with you the experience of how to hold an unusual and productive business meeting. 🧑💻
Start preparing for the warm season with a trip to Woloshin banya
A real wood-fired sauna is the most powerful SPA procedure that can transform the body in a matter of hours!❣️ Under the influence of wet steam, the dead layer of the skin softens and is easily removed by belongings and peelings.
Woloshin banya "Valhalla" and Cleopatra's font!
A font with milk - this recipe for youth and beauty was known not only by the Tsar Maiden from The Little Humpbacked Horse, but also by Cleopatra herself. 💃🏽
Bathhouses from around the world. Turkey
Turkish baths are very different from the Russian baths and are based on the ancient Roman thermae and Arab hamams.