Visit Szechenyi Baths | Budapest’s Thermal Bath Haven

• Metro: Take Metro Line 1 (M1), Budapest’s oldest metro line. Get off at Széchenyi furdo station, it's directly next to the baths.

• Tram: Tram lines 1 and 1A stop near City Park. From there, it’s a 10 to 15 minute walk to the entrance.

• Bus: Buses 72 and 105 stop nearby. Bus 72 runs through central Pest, while Bus 105 connects with other metro and tram lines.

• Trolleybus: Trolleybus line 72M stops at Állatkert, which is a short walk away from the baths.

• Driving: You can drive to Szechenyi Baths via the Grand Boulevard or Andrassy Avenue. Parking is available in a nearby paid lot, but spaces fill up quickly.

• Taxi: Taxis like Főtaxi or apps like Bolt can drop you off directly at the entrance. This is a good option during bad weather or if carrying bags.

• Car sharing: Services like MOL Limo or GreenGo offer shared electric cars, but you must still find legal parking in the City Park area.

Szechenyi Baths can get very busy, especially during weekends and tourist seasons. Booking your ticket in advance is recommended, as it helps you avoid long queues at the entrance. The baths have a set daily capacity, so same-day entry isn’t always guaranteed. Online reservations also let you secure extras like massages or private cabins, which often sell out early. Planning ahead ensures a smoother experience and better access to the facilities you want to use.

• All visitors must wear appropriate swimwear. Modesty swimwear covering the entire body, such as long-sleeved garments, is not permitted.
  
• Non-slip slippers or flip-flops are mandatory throughout the facility, except inside the pools. These can be purchased on-site if needed. Towel rental is only available with the exclusive Palm House package. 
  
• Personal photography is allowed; however, professional photo shoots require prior permission.
  
• You may bring your own food and non-glass beverages. Alcohol consumption is prohibited within the pools and is only allowed in designated areas.Smoking is only permitted in designated smoking areas within the facility.
  
• Children under 14 are not recommended to use thermal pools. Children under 2 years old are not permitted in the pools.
  
• Lockers and private cabins are available for storing personal belongings. Additional safety boxes can be rented for valuables.
  
• Respectful behavior is expected at all times. Running, diving, or disruptive conduct is not allowed.
  
• Individuals with medical conditions should consult a doctor before using thermal pools. Shower before entering the pools is mandatory.

• Toilets
  
• Lockers
  
• Showers
  
• Changing rooms
  
• Towel, bathrobe & slipper rentals
  
• Cafe & restaurant

• Bring a waterproof phone pouch if you plan to take photos, as there are no secure areas poolside to leave valuables.
  
• Wearing slippers is mandatory and walking barefoot is not allowed, especially in wet areas outside the pool, so bring along your flip-flops.
  
• Thermal water can dehydrate you, especially if you use saunas or stay for several hours. Drink water regularly.
  
• Start with indoor thermal pools and saunas, then finish in the outdoor pools to avoid re-entering indoor wet areas after drying off.
  
• Swim caps are required only in the dedicated swimming pool, not in the thermal or leisure pools.