Visit Budapest Baths | Timings, Facilities, Directions & More

• 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.

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

Find on Map

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.