Meskó Csaba: Thermal Baths - Our Budapest (Budapest, 1999)

Lukács Baths around 1920

Another theory holds that the bath belonged to one Lukász family, which is why the populace called it “Lyukas” bath. What we do know, however, is that the name Szent Lukács (St. Luke) Baths was introduced by Rezső Palotay, the former director general of the share company.

According to detailed descriptions from the turn of the century, a whole range of hot and warm baths were at the

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