The edifice housing the Central Baths, featuring a façade covered with polychrome mosaics, is one of the finest buildings in town. Erected in 1908 by the architects Petko Momcilov and Jordan Milanov over the relics of Roman baths, these former Turkish baths include a large cold-water pool, a smaller mineral-water pool and various basins intended for physiotherapy. Long neglected, they are now in the process of being restored.