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Széchenyi Spa
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Indulge in the healing powers of natural thermal waters, renowned for their therapeutic benefits and relaxation. The Budapest Baths boast a variety of thermal pools, each with its own temperature and mineral composition.
Experience the vibrant nightlife of Budapest with its famous bath parties. These lively events transform the baths into a colorful playground, featuring live music, DJs, light shows, and a party atmosphere like no other.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and find serenity in the tranquil relaxation areas. Lounge on comfortable sunbeds, read a book or simply take a nap in these peaceful oases within the Budapest Baths.
Budapest thermal baths are naturally fed by over 100 hot springs. The waters contain various valuable minerals, like sulfite, sodium, calcium, magnesium, hydro-carbonate, fluoride, and metaboric acid.
Budapest baths offer indoor swimming pools. The Szechenyi Baths have a 50-meter-long open-air swimming pool on its premises. Go ahead and take as many laps as you want and then head back to the thermal spa for an even more soothing soak.
Most of the Budapest Baths host a range of spa activities like saunas, steam rooms, and steam baths for a complete spa experience. Széchenyi Baths are home to 15 indoor pools where you can experience calming sauna sessions.
Marvel at the stunning Art Nouveau and Neo-Baroque architecture of some of Budapest's most iconic baths. These architectural gems combine the beauty of ornate decorations with the soothing ambiance of the thermal waters.
Visit the thermal baths that hold historical significance, such as the Széchenyi Thermal Bath. This Neo-baroque style bath complex is the largest medicinal bath in Europe and has been an essential part of Budapest's cultural heritage since 1913.
Lukacs Thermal Baths: You can buy handmade Kolop mud soaps from the Lukacs baths. You can also rent towels and bathrobes in their facility.
Szechenyi Baths: Szechenyi Baths have a spa shop on its premises where visitors can shop for swimsuits, swim caps, towels, and flip-flops. You can purchase a fluffy gift towel embroidered with the Szechenyi Bath logo, which makes for a great luxury keepsake.
Budapest Baths usually have a humble cafe and/or bar inside the premises where visitors can grab a quick bite. For a more elaborate meal, there are restaurants located close to the baths.
Széchenyi Kertvendeglo: Located in the heart of Budapest, next to the Széchenyi Baths, this garden restaurant serves traditional Hungarian cuisine and some international cuisine specialties as well.
Pagony: A one-minute walk from Gellért Baths, Pagony is a former kids’ swimming pool that was turned into a retro-style restaurant. The restaurant has an expansive wine menu and serves Hungarian dishes.
Mazi: This restaurant is hailed as a Greek haven in downtown Budapest. It is a short walk away from the Lukacs thermal baths and serves amazing Mediterranean cuisine.
Budget Hotels: Budapest Ville Bed & Breakfast, Benczúr Hotel, & Hostel Budapest City
Mid-Range Hotels: Mamaison Hotel Andrassy Budapest, Mirage Medic Hotel, & Mystery Hotel Budapest
Luxury Hotels: Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest, Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest, & the Ritz-Carlton, Budapest
Hungarian Parliament: The Hungarian Parliament is almost a century old and is the third-largest parliament building in the world. You can explore 691 rooms, unusual staircases, and intriguing statues in this building.
Danube River Cruises: Take in picturesque views of the city while cruising on the Danube river. There are numerous river cruise packages available to choose from. Romantic cruises, after-dark cruises, and wine-tasting cruises are some of the available options.
Vajdahunyad Castle Budapest: Located in the City Park, this castle’s architecture showcases styles from the Middle Ages to the 18th century. The castle hosts a variety of festivals, concerts, and the Hungarian Agricultural Museums’ exhibitions.
You can book your Budapest Baths tickets online. It is best to pre-book Budapest baths tickets online to ensure guaranteed entry upon payment confirmation.
You can easily book your Budapest Baths tickets online from the comfort of your home. We recommend you book Budapest baths tickets online to avoid standing in long queues.
Depending on your ticket type, you can cancel your Budapest baths tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund on your purchase.
You can avail of combo Budapest baths tickets to enjoy reduced prices and explore major attractions in the city. You can also customize the Szechenyi baths tickets to include a visit to the Palinka museum to explore the making of the infamous Hungarian brandy.
Budapest Baths tend to get very crowded, even during the weekdays. Try to visit early in the morning to enjoy the warm waters in lesser crowds.
Most Budapest Baths are wheelchair accessible. There are also wheelchair-accessible pools available at Szechenyi Baths to allow you to soak yourself in warm waters, even with limited mobility.
If you want to spend an entire day soaking in the warm waters, book full-day access tickets to the Szechenyi Baths, Gellert Baths, Rudas Baths, or Lukacs thermal baths. If you want to explore some attractions along with the Budapest baths, book the combo tickets, which include a visit to the Hungarian Parliament or Palinka Museum.
You can wear any kind of swimwear to the Budapest baths. Nudity is not welcome in these thermal baths. You can rent towels, swimwear, and bathrobes from the baths.
Almost every Budapest baths ticket includes access to lockers to store your belongings. You can also upgrade them to include a private cabin to change comfortably.
You can bring outside food. However, please don't bring glass bottles as they may break and hurt someone.
Yes, the Szechenyi baths are one of the most significant Budapest baths. They are the largest medicinal bath in all of Europe and feature 15 indoor and 3 outdoor pools.
It is absolutely worth it to spend a day soaking in the warm thermal baths of Budapest. Not only do you get to indulge in wellness sessions and spa treatments, but you also get to experience a slice of ancient Hungarian culture descending from Roman times.
The Budapest bath experience includes soaking in the toasty warm waters, indulging in spas and wellness sessions, and swimming in the indoor and outdoor pools. The green surroundings create a fine ambience outside, while the inner pools also have saunas and steam baths.