Usachevskie baths

Once, Bath No. 4, Usachevsky Baths were designed in the 1930s to serve the local residential area. Since that time, the baths have retained their austere constructivist interior and a homey atmosphere inside.

The most famous visitor to the baths was Yuri Gagarin. While his modern descendants might not have anything good to say about the situation inside the walls of the bathhouse, inside, they also appreciate the strong steam, excellent fried shrimp, and the opportunity not to go outside for the whole day.

In both grades, fresh steam is prepared every hour. Visitors must respectfully bow to it before entering the steam room before reaching the shelf. Some connoisseurs especially value the end of the day when they prepare steam with horseradish, mustard, and then both - the so-called "Usachevsky mix."

The grades differ in price and pools. In the highest grade, there are two pools - one with cool water and one with ice water, both of small size (1x3 meters). In the first grade, there is only one pool. Both grades operate without time restrictions, but during the most popular times for bathers - Fridays and weekends - it is recommended to reserve tables by phone. The cost of the reservation is 1,000 rubles per table for the entire time.