Art Nouveau architectural ensemble of Komor and Jakab, boasts a unique bathing site, Women’s Lido, at the junction of the coast and lakes. It was erected in 1909, modelled after the pile dwelling houses, on the wooden piers on the lake. The only access from the mainland was through a small bridge, while a row of changing cabins separated it from the coast, in order to hide the female bathers from the curious glances of people passing by.