Kapuvári Strand és Gyógyfürdő

The bath stands in Kapuvár, in Győr-Moson-Sopron county, at the junction of Veszkényi út and Fürdő utca, with the entrance from Veszkényi út. It is a municipal bath, and its name has changed: the Hungarian bath directory termalfurdo.hu now carries it as Kapuvári Strand és Gyógyfürdő, adding the former name Flóra Termálfürdő in brackets. The venue's own former domain, floratermalfurdo.hu, no longer serves an operator site — it redirects to that directory entry — and no replacement operator site could be found, so the figures below come from the directory listing rather than from the bath itself; the directory's own tabs for pools, saunas, prices and opening hours are empty, so no hours, no season dates and no pool dimensions are available from it.

On the water the listing is specific. The thermal water arrives from a depth of 1800 metres at 70 °C, and the listing states that its therapeutic effect has been confirmed by official scientific examination. It is described as a hot water with a high salt content, of the alkaline hydrogen-carbonate and chloride type, which on account of its iodide and sulphide ion content belongs among the iodic and the sulphidic medicinal waters; the water also carries a certain amount of bromide, fluoride, lithium and metasilicic acid. No litre figures for individual components and no total mineralisation are given. The indications listed are degenerative joint changes, injuries of the spine and of the intervertebral discs, rehabilitation after accidents, gynaecological problems, and bronchitis, bronchiectasis and pulmonary asthma.

The site is described as holding five pools — an open-air swimming pool, a teaching pool, an adventure pool, a thermal pool, and a paddling pool for small children — set in natural green surroundings. The directory's page metadata additionally names medicinal thermal pools, a swimming pool, a paddling pool, a sauna and a beauty department as being at guests' disposal, so a sauna is claimed, though not on the visible page and not by the operator directly. No indoor hall is mentioned anywhere in the material available.

For the bath's origins the Hungarian Wikipedia article on Kapuvár records only that an open-air bath was among the town facilities built during the development drive that began after 1970, alongside housing estates, schools, a cultural centre, a theatre hall and a museum; Kapuvár received town rank on 1 October 1969. The same article lists the Flóra Gyógyfürdő among the town's sights and notes the Hanság holiday park planned next to the municipal open-air and thermal bath after the 1990s. No opening year for the bath in its present form, and no date for the declaration of the water as medicinal, is stated in either source.