Dandár is a neighbourhood thermal bath in Budapest's 9th district, popular with locals and largely off the tourist trail. Built in 1930 in functionalist style, it offers a warm, unpretentious bathing experience with thermal and swimming pools at 34–38°C. The bath underwent renovation in 2017, modernising its facilities while retaining its local character. Dandár is a great choice for visitors who want to experience thermal bathing as Budapestians actually do it — without the crowds or premium pricing of the major tourist baths. An outdoor thermal pool opens in summer. The surrounding Ferencváros neighbourhood is also one of Budapest's most interesting, with excellent restaurants and the Great Market Hall nearby.