Sentence examples for famous baths. from inspiring English sources

The afternoon was getting on, and we barely had time to stop at the famous Baths of Virgin Gorda before making the run back across the channel.

A slightly cheaper option is to book a hotel close to the town's famous baths and springs, for example Hotel Orange.

Our starting point was the famous Baths of Aphrodite, a freshwater pool overhung by a lush fig tree, where, legend has it, the Greek goddess of love liked to bathe.

We strolled, nearly bought a toy rabbit, gazed at the spiky parliamentary palace from the Fisherman's Bastion near the Matyas church (whose decorated interior might be mistaken for a showroom of Liberty prints), took a trip to the Danube Bend and failed to sample one of the city's famous baths.

There are two other things you absolutely must do: a) Go to one of Budapest's famous baths such as Széchenyi and soak in the thermal waters (around $20, for the whole day; bring a bathing suit).

Guests are just a five minute walk from the famous Roman Baths, Bath Abbey and the many shops and restaurants of Bath. 3. Italy, Pré-Saint-Didier.

Make sure you pay a visit to the famous Roman Baths, an imposing temple and bathing complex flowing with natural hot water; check out the city's many stunning parks (the Georgian Garden is a popular choice) and explore Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum, a fascinating look and taste of the region's food as well as a great place to stop for afternoon tea.

Even the amenities of the Roman world, like the famous public baths, lose their lustre in Knapp's grimly realistic portrait: "The baths offered not only social interaction but a lack of hygiene shocking even to contemplate... whatever dirt, grime, bodily fluids, expulsions, and germs people brought with them to the baths, the water quickly shared with other bathers".

Fontana is a more modest proposition than the Blue Lagoon, Iceland's most famous thermal baths, just outside Reykjavik.

Triumphal arches commemorated important state occasions, and the famous Roman baths were built to stir the senses as well as to cleanse the body.

Sweat out the next day's hangover at one of the city's famous public baths: both Széchenyi and Gellert are masterpieces of Baroque and Art Nouveau design.