opens from the side porch, from which the home bar was separated. Gyomaendrőd Thermal pool The construction of the spa, hidden in a 2.4-hectare area among the hundred-year-old oak trees of the Erzsébet grove, took place from 1959 to 1963. The thermal water with alkaline hydrogen carbonate, which contains a significant amount of fluoride, received the medical water certification in 1960.The medical department of the spa offers complete physiotherapy treatment to those who wish to recover. The medical department consists of two thermal pools with medicinal water. These pools complete the medical services, which help alleviate the problems of the guests who come here. The outdoor pools, enriched with imposing trees, provide both shaded and sunny areas for pleasant relaxation. There is a 39-40 °C therapeutic pool, a swimming pool, child pool. The medicinal waters of the thermal bath are excellent for the treatment of chronic illnesses such as rheumatic and articular diseases, neuralgia or sciatica. It has a healing effect on fractures, atrophy, and chronic inflammation. The temperature of the water is 60,5 oC (140.90 oF). The water is outstanding for mineral water drinking cures especially in the case of chronic catarrhal inflammations, acute colitis (enteritis), cholecystitis, inflammation of the pelvis of the kidney, dyspepsia (gastric troubles), pyrosis and gastric ulcer. In the case of gastric anacidity the drinking cure is not recommended. Demographics According to the 2011 census the total population of Gyomaendrőd was 13,680, of whom there were 11,547 (84.4%) Hungarians, 613 (4.5%) Romani and 163 (1.2%) Germans by ethnicity. 15.6% did not declare their ethnicity, excluding these people Hungarians made up 100% of the total population. In Hungary people can declare more than one ethnicity, so some people declared a minority one along with Hungarian. In 2011 there were 3,458 (25.3%) Roman Catholic, 1,483 (10.8%) Hungarian Reformed (Calvinist) and 183 (1.3%) Lutheran in Gyomaendrőd. 4,644 people (34.0%) were irreligious and 170 (1.2%) Atheist, while 3,602 people (26.3%) did not declare their religion. Notable people János Pásztor (1881–1945), sculptor Kálmán Rózsahegyi (1873–1961), actor Ferenc Kállai (1925–2010), actor Twin towns – sister cities Gyomaendrőd is twinned with: Aiud, Romania (1993) Pilzno, Poland Schöneck, Germany References External links in Hungarian, English and German https://www.gyomaendrod.com/ https://www.gyomaendrod.com/en https://www.ligetfurdo.hu/en Populated places in Békés County