Russian banya

Banya (a Russian type of sauna, a kind of steam bath) is one of the oldest Russian traditions. Despite the fact that this tradition is several centuries old, the banya is popular even today. At Russian banya there are special bath brooms that are used. These brooms or veniks are bundles of twigs and leafy branches bound together from some kind of tree — usually they are from birch or oak trees. The veniks are dipped into cold water and then smacked briskly all over the body. There is a special person who is responsible for this, called banschik. But usually people don't need banschik's help because groups of friends typically go together and are able to smack each other with veniks. The benefits of the banya have been known for a long time. Hot steam helps clean the skin, makes it soft and smooth. The Russian banya helps fight sicknesses — harmful elements are removed from the body thanks to the bath-brooms and hot steam. Russian banya in the center of Kazan with rich bath traditions is a place where you can relax with your soul and body, have a good time and get a lot of positive emotions. You will plunge into the real countryside color and home-like atmosphere. A large steam room with a wood-burning stove, a spacious relaxation room, a banquet room, a summer area with a hayloft, a vat barn on grass and a font with cold water. A bath menu with a variety of steaming programs and SPA treatments for every taste, for both men and beautiful women. Only high-quality specialists in the bath industry work for you.