Seleznevskie baths were built half a century later Sandunovskys and Krasnopresnensky, but they were not inferior to them in popularity. Immediately after the construction, they became a resting place for the entire Moscow nobility, and the first beauty of the city, Natalia Goncharova, especially loved them.

Now the baths attract visitors, including unusual ones for our time device. In the brick baths of this type there was no foundation - oak piles were used instead of it, directly beneath which the river flowed.

Address: Moscow, st. m. Dostoevskaya, st. Seleznevskaya, 15; tel .: (499) 978-75-21, 978-84-91; Opening hours: Tue-Sun 8: 00-22: 00.