Pushkin Baths

The Pushkin Baths in Pyatigorsk are a historical balneological complex of federal significance, built in the eclectic style with elements of Neo-Renaissance at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries according to the design of architect Nikolai Dmitriev. The ensemble consists of two buildings: the Upper one, which is no longer used for its intended purpose, and the Lower one, where therapeutic procedures with hydrogen sulfide-carbonated mineral water are still carried out. Originally called the New-Sabaneev Baths, they received their current name in 1924 in honor of the 125th anniversary of Alexander Pushkin's birth. The complex also includes the pavilion of spring No. 14, built in 1934 according to the design of architect Andrey Klepinin.