Visit Budapest Baths | Timings, Facilities, Directions & More
Budapest Baths are a world-famous attraction in Hungary. Budapest lies on a fault line and has as many as 123 natural hot springs. There are currently nine medicinal thermal baths in Budapest that have led to Budapest getting the nickname City of Thermal Baths & Spas. Before you dive into these splendid baths, read on to learn everything you may need to know as you plan to visit Budapest Baths.
Budapest Baths Location
Address: Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Budapest, Állatkerti krt. 9-11, 1146 Hungary.
Nearest Landmark: City Park, Budapest
Széchenyi Baths are the largest thermal bath complex in Europe.
You can take the metro or a trolleybus to reach Széchenyi Baths. You can also book a cab to the bath complex.
The closest metro station is Széchenyi fürdő, a 5-minute walk to the bath. The closest bus stop is Széchenyi fürdő M, a 2-minute walk to the bath.
Getting ThereGetting to Budapest Baths

By Metro
Take the M1 line to the Széchenyi Fürdő station.
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By Trolleybus
Bus No. 72 and 75 take you closest to the bath.
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By Taxi
You can even take a taxi/cab or Uber to reach Széchenyi Baths.
By Bike
You can rent a bike to visit Budapest Baths and other attractions in Budapest.
Book Budapest Baths Tickets
What is Inside Budapest Baths?

Enter any one of the Budapest Baths and you are sure to come out feeling relaxed and rejuvenated at the end of the day. Most Budapest Baths house indoor and outdoor pools on their premises. Visitors can choose from thermal baths, swimming pools, wave pools, and so much more. Budapest Baths strive to provide a complete spa experience to all their guests. Aside from the various pools and thermal baths, the baths also offer massages, spa therapies and treatments, water sports and aqua aerobics, and a host of other services that you can enjoy during your visit.
Read MoreKnow Before You Go

Budapest Baths see huge crowds every day. Pre-book your Budapest Bath tickets to make sure that tickets don’t run out as the baths allow a limited number of guests at any point. Pre-booking your tickets online is safe as it encourages contactless transactions, but it also saves you from the hassle of standing in long queues among throngs of people.
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Széchenyi Bath
Pools, Steam Cabins, and Saunas:
Every day from 9 AM to 7 PM (last entry at 6 PM)
Thermal Facilities:
Every day from 9 AM to 10 PM (pool exit at 9:45 PM)
Note: The timings during the holiday seasons differ from the usual timings.
Budapest Baths Opening Times
- The dress-code at Budapest Baths is swimwear. Please note that most Budapest Baths are open to both men and women and so, visitors are encouraged to wear a comfortable and decent swimsuit.
- Carry flip-flops as the bath floors may be slippery.
- Wearing a swim cap is mandatory in pools meant for swimming.

Address: Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Budapest, Állatkerti krt. 9-11, 1146 Hungary.
Nearest Landmark: City Park, Budapest
To locate the meeting point on Google Maps, search for - Széchenyi Thermal Bath.
The closest metro station is Széchenyi fürdő, a 5-minute walk to the bath.
The closest bus stop is Széchenyi fürdő M, a 2-minute walk to the bath.
Getting There
Wheelchair Accessibility: Széchenyi Baths are completely wheelchair accessible. There is a wheelchair accessible entry from Kos Karoly Setany street. There are also wheelchair accessible pools that allow you to submerge yourself into the warm waters.
We recommend booking a cabin ticket as traditional lockers at Széchenyi Baths are located in the basement which is not easily accessible by wheelchair.

Toilets: There are toilets available throughout the facility.
Lockers: Every ticket gives you access to a locker by default. You can use these lockers to keep your belongings while you take a dip into the warm waters.
Cabin: You can upgrade your ticket to get a cabin that allows you to change your clothes comfortably and in private.
Swimwear and Bath Robe Rentals: If you don’t have your own swimwear or bath robes, then you can avail them on rent at the facility. You may have to pay a fee and a deposit on top of that as well. The deposit will be returned once you return the item.
Hair Dryers: There is public hair drying equipment available next to the shower rooms.

Széchenyi Spa Shop
Széchenyi Baths has 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 here - makes for a great luxury keepsake.
Address: Budapest, 11., Állatkerti krt. 9, 1146 Hungary

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.
Rudas Bistro: Located near Rudas Baths, this bistro offers a scenic view of the Danube river and serves modern Hungarian-international cuisine. Gluten-and lactose-free food is available on request.
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.

Budget Hotels: Budapest Ville Bed&Breakfast, Benczúr Hotel, a&o 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

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.
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: Soak in picturesque views of the city while cruising on the Danube river. There are numerous river cruise packages available to choose from. Romantic cruise, after-dark cruise, wine tasting cruise are some of the cruises available.
Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Budapest Baths
A. You can easily visit Budapest Baths via public transport. Széchenyi Baths are accessible by metro, bus, taxi and you can even cycle down to the baths.
A. Budapest Baths are open all year round as the thermal bathwater remains warm even during the winter. The best time in a day to visit Budapest Baths is during the morning hours when the baths are less crowded.
A. Yes, you can visit Budapest Baths. You are required to present your vaccination certificate or Covid pass.
A. Yes, Budapest Baths are a ticket attraction and it is recommended to pre-book your tickets to avoid standing in long queues. Book your Budapest Baths tickets here.
A. There are many safety protocols in place to ensure maximum safety while you visit Budapest Baths. You are required to present your vaccination certificate or Covid pass.
A. Although there are shops at Budapest Baths that let you rent/buy swimwear, it is best to carry a pair of flip-flops, swimwear, a towel, and a swim cap while visiting Budapest Baths. Carry bathing essentials like soap and shampoo as well.
A. Széchenyi Baths are open from 9 AM to 10 PM.
A. The best way to reach the baths is to take the M1 metro that goes to Széchenyi Fürdő metro station.
A. Budapest Baths are a ticket attraction. You will have to buy a ticket to enter the bath complex.
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