Povestea stațiunii Amara: drumul de la o cadă de lemn pe malul lacului la stațiunea de lux din perioada interbelică

Amara, once a luxury spa in the interwar period, began with a wooden bath by the lake. Initially known for its healing mud, it attracted many seeking health. The first bath facility opened in 1902, leading to a boom in the 1920s with hotels and restaurants catering to the wealthy. Prices varied significantly, making it accessible mainly to the affluent. Under communism, the spa was nationalized, focusing on providing treatment for the working class, with significant expansions in the 1970s. Today, Amara's history reflects its transformation from a simple bath to a major health resort.