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A TURKISH BATHS attraction reopened in the UK earlier this year - and its just one of a few remaining open. City Baths in Newcastle opened earlier this year after an £8million renovation.

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Király Baths have been closed for four years, eagerly awaiting renovation – a prospect that is now back on the horizon. See the plans!

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