huspa1-5, Exercise 1: The Gellért and Széchenyi

Model answer:

The Gellért is a hotel-and-bath complex at the foot of Gellért Hill beside the Liberty Bridge, built in a late Art Nouveau (Secession) style with Baroque touches and opened in 1918. It has a decorated thermal hall with columns and mosaics, an indoor swimming hall, a wave pool and an attached hotel. Széchenyi is a Neo-Baroque palace in the City Park, opened in 1913, with large outdoor pools. The Gellért is more decorated and intimate, and joined to a hotel; Széchenyi is larger and open-air. Architects and dates should be checked.