Pécs, Hungary's southernmost major city and European Capital of Culture 2010, is served by the modern Pécs Thermal and Wellness Spa, which opened in 2009 in conjunction with the capital of culture programme. The facility features indoor and outdoor thermal pools at 34–38°C, a large outdoor swimming pool, a Finnish sauna, bio sauna, steam room, and a comprehensive treatment menu including massage, hydro-therapy, and beauty services. The thermal water from the Pécs springs contains calcium, magnesium, and hydrogen carbonate and is recommended for locomotor and rheumatological conditions. The spa is conveniently located close to the historic city centre, allowing visitors to combine bathing with Pécs's remarkable cultural attractions — including a 4th-century early Christian necropolis (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Ottoman mosques, and a vibrant arts scene.