Széchenyi Baths Opening Hours

Szechenyi Bath

Jan 2 TO Dec 23 Timings Days (Jan 2 TO Dec 23)	TIMINGS
Monday	07:00–20:00
Tuesday	07:00–20:00
Wednesday	07:00–20:00
Thursday	07:00–20:00
Friday	07:00–20:00
Saturday	07:00–20:00
Sunday (Today)	08:00–20:00

Dec 24 TO Dec 30 Timings Days (Dec 24 TO Dec 30)	TIMINGS
Monday	07:00–13:00
Tuesday	07:00–13:00
Wednesday	10:00–20:00
Thursday	10:00–20:00
Friday	08:00–20:00
Saturday	08:00–20:00
Sunday	08:00–20:00

Dec 31 TO Dec 31 Timings Days (Dec 31 TO Dec 31)	TIMINGS
Monday	08:00–18:00
Tuesday	08:00–18:00
Wednesday	08:00–18:00
Thursday	08:00–18:00
Friday	08:00–18:00
Saturday	08:00–18:00
Sunday	08:00–18:00

Jan 1 TO Jan 1 Timings Days (Jan 1 TO Jan 1)	TIMINGS
Monday	10:00–20:00
Tuesday	10:00–20:00
Wednesday	10:00–20:00
Thursday	10:00–20:00
Friday	10:00–20:00
Saturday	10:00–20:00
Sunday	10:00–20:00

Each wellness service at Szechenyi Bath, like the spa, sauna, drinking fountain, etc., has its own opening and closing hours.
The cash desks remain open until 7 PM.
Some indoor pools may not be available post-26 July 2023 due to maintenance work.

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Best time to visit the Szechenyi Bath

Weekday vs Weekend

Try to visit during the weekdays to enjoy the Szechenyi Baths at their most peaceful. You'll find that mornings and early afternoons are typically quieter, offering a perfect chance to relax without the weekend rush.
Weekends, especially Saturday afternoons, are a different story—they can get pretty crowded. If a weekend visit is your only option, aim to get there early to snag a good spot and enjoy your time. Afternoons and evenings tend to be busier, so planning ahead is essential.

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Peak season vs low season

During the Peak Season, from April to September, Budapest is bursting with lush greenery, and there are numerous outdoor festivals to enjoy. It's the perfect time to soak in the Szechenyi Baths' outdoor pools and soak up some sun. However, since this is the most popular time to visit Budapest, you'll encounter larger crowds and slightly higher prices.
Consider visiting during the low season between October and March for a quieter, more relaxed experience. The cooler weather means fewer tourists, shorter lines, and lower prices. While you might miss the city's vibrant outdoor scenes, the indoor thermal baths are incredibly inviting when it's chilly outside.

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Szechenyi Baths facilities opening hours

Saunas and Hot Air Chambers: 10am-7:30pm

Program Sauna: 7am-10am on weekdays

Private Spa: 9am & 6pm every day

Private Medical Spa: 9am-5pm on weekdays

Please Note:

The light sauna is not available currently due to technical reasons.
Sauna no. 2 is also unavailable for use because of renovation.

Daysplam:

Weekdays: 9am-6pm
Weekends: 10am-6pm
Closed on: 10 October 2023 (from 2:30pm)

Drinking fountain:

Tuesday - Saturday: 1am-5pm
Sunday & Monday: Closed

How long should I spend at Szechenyi Baths?

Exploring the baths in full: Szechenyi Baths, being a sizable attraction, deserves a leisurely exploration. Plan your visit for at least 4-5 hours to indulge in all it has to offer. This ample time allows you to soak, swim, and unwind at your own pace, ensuring you don't miss any of the Baths' rejuvenating features.
Short on time? No problem: A 2-3 hour visit is also worthwhile if your schedule is tighter. Focus on the main indoor pools and perhaps one or two outdoor pools. You'll leave feeling refreshed and revitalized, even with a shorter stay.
Quick dip: If you're short on time and merely looking to experience the essence of Széchenyi Baths, an hour or two can suffice. Opt for the main indoor pool and a dip in the iconic outdoor thermal pool, and you'll still have a taste of the Baths' magic.

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Frequently asked questions about Szechenyi Baths opening hours

Is Szechenyi Baths open every day?

Absolutely! Szechenyi Baths are open seven days a week, making it convenient for you to plan your visit, whether it's a weekday escape or a weekend retreat.

Do Szechenyi Baths have evening hours?

If you're looking for a serene soak under the stars, you'll be pleased to know that Szechenyi Thermal Baths is open until 8pm, allowing you to have a couple of evening hours of relaxation.

Are there any specific timings for the last admission at Szechenyi Baths?

Szechenyi Baths are open until 8pm, so we recommend visiting at least 2-3 hours before closing time to explore all that the baths complex has to offer.

When is Szechenyi Thermal Baths closed?

Szechenyi Baths are open all year long, allowing you to plan your visit flexibly.

What is the best time to visit Szechenyi Baths?

Weekdays are your best bet if you prefer a more peaceful atmosphere. Mornings are usually less crowded, allowing you to relish the tranquility of this stunning thermal bath.

Is Szechenyi Spa open on public holidays?

Yes, Szechenyi Spa stay open during public holidays. Visiting Szechenyi Baths is a fantastic way to add a touch of relaxation to your holiday festivities.

Should I visit Szechenyi Thermal Baths on a public holiday?

Visiting Szechenyi Spa Baths on a public holiday can be a unique and memorable experience. However, keep in mind that it might be busier than usual during these days. If you don't mind the crowds, it can be a fantastic way to celebrate a holiday with a soothing soak.