Széchenyi Baths
Relax at Budapest's Széchenyi Bath. Experience European thermal spa and open-air pools. Secure full-day tickets or explore combo deals for a unique spa experience.
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Enter the Széchenyi Spa, the largest in Europe with this ticket.
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Enjoy a soak in Budapest’s largest thermal spring bath complex.
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The spa has 3 outdoor and 15 indoor pools for you to try and explore.
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Upgrade your ticket to enjoy a guided visit to the Pálinka Museum and learn about the traditional Hungarian spirit and a free drink tasting.
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You can also book tickets that offer a locker or a private cabin to get changed and store your belongings.
More details
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Enter the Széchenyi Spa, the largest in Europe with this ticket.
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Enjoy a soak in Budapest’s largest thermal spring bath complex.
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The spa has 3 outdoor and 15 indoor pools for you to try and explore.
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Upgrade your ticket to enjoy a guided visit to the Pálinka Museum and learn about the traditional Hungarian spirit and a free drink tasting.
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You can also book tickets that offer a locker or a private cabin to get changed and store your belongings.
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With a multilingual audio guide, learn about Hungary's century-old parliament building in this low-cost combo that delves into its history!
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Explore its 691 rooms, unique staircases, and intriguing statues to see a stunning mix of Neo-Gothic design with Renaissance and Baroque influences.
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Skip the long lines at the Széchenyi Spa for a relaxing time at the largest thermal spring spa in a serene environment, perfect for unwinding.
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You can swim in three outdoor pools and 15 indoor pools at the spa and opt for lockers or a private cabin to store your belongings, for a complete experience.
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Did you know that the parliament building is supposed to have taken 19 years to complete?
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With a multilingual audio guide, learn about Hungary's century-old parliament building in this low-cost combo that delves into its history!
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Explore its 691 rooms, unique staircases, and intriguing statues to see a stunning mix of Neo-Gothic design with Renaissance and Baroque influences.
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Skip the long lines at the Széchenyi Spa for a relaxing time at the largest thermal spring spa in a serene environment, perfect for unwinding.
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You can swim in three outdoor pools and 15 indoor pools at the spa and opt for lockers or a private cabin to store your belongings, for a complete experience.
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Did you know that the parliament building is supposed to have taken 19 years to complete?
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Dive into the therapeutic waters of Széchenyi Spa, Europe's largest medicinal bath, amidst its iconic neo-baroque architecture.
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Enhance your spa day with the added convenience of a private cabin or ensure the safety of your belongings with an optional locker.
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Embark on a boat ride along the Danube, granting you serene views of Budapest's historic landmarks like Buda Castle along with audio commentary.
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Spot hidden gems like Margaret Island and the Castle Garden Bazaar. Choose a day cruise for sunlight views or a night cruise for an illuminated cityscape.
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Fun Fact: Széchenyi Spa, with its 18 pools, is fed by two thermal springs and is known for its healing properties due to the mineral-rich waters.
More details
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Dive into the therapeutic waters of Széchenyi Spa, Europe's largest medicinal bath, amidst its iconic neo-baroque architecture.
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Enhance your spa day with the added convenience of a private cabin or ensure the safety of your belongings with an optional locker.
-
Embark on a boat ride along the Danube, granting you serene views of Budapest's historic landmarks like Buda Castle along with audio commentary.
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Spot hidden gems like Margaret Island and the Castle Garden Bazaar. Choose a day cruise for sunlight views or a night cruise for an illuminated cityscape.
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Fun Fact: Széchenyi Spa, with its 18 pools, is fed by two thermal springs and is known for its healing properties due to the mineral-rich waters.
5% off
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A visit to the delightful Gellert thermal baths is a real Budapest treat.
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Skip the line and head straight into this beautiful art nouveau bath complex.
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Experience the healing and relaxing properties of the region’s geothermal water.
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Explore the several pools which include a wave pool, outdoor and indoor pools, and more.
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Spend time at the sauna and check out multiple massage options.
More details
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A visit to the delightful Gellert thermal baths is a real Budapest treat.
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Skip the line and head straight into this beautiful art nouveau bath complex.
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Experience the healing and relaxing properties of the region’s geothermal water.
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Explore the several pools which include a wave pool, outdoor and indoor pools, and more.
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Spend time at the sauna and check out multiple massage options.
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Explore Budapest's iconic sites, including the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Church of St. Anne, with a 1-day hop-on-hop-off pass covering 20+ stops.
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Set sail on a Budapest river boat adventure and relish a complimentary 60-min guided walking tour, bundled for free with this pass.
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Seeking a day of pure spa delight? How about a day at Szechenyi Spa with a cozy 40°C temperature, along with access to sauna and steam cabins?
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Indulge in amenities at a private spa, including locker access, and make use of 3 outdoor and 15 indoor pools.
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Fun fact: Szechenyi Spa has gained cinematic fame, featuring in movies such as "I Spy" (2002) starring Eddie Murphy and Owen Wilson.
More details
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Explore Budapest's iconic sites, including the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Church of St. Anne, with a 1-day hop-on-hop-off pass covering 20+ stops.
-
Set sail on a Budapest river boat adventure and relish a complimentary 60-min guided walking tour, bundled for free with this pass.
-
Seeking a day of pure spa delight? How about a day at Szechenyi Spa with a cozy 40°C temperature, along with access to sauna and steam cabins?
-
Indulge in amenities at a private spa, including locker access, and make use of 3 outdoor and 15 indoor pools.
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Fun fact: Szechenyi Spa has gained cinematic fame, featuring in movies such as "I Spy" (2002) starring Eddie Murphy and Owen Wilson.
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Pro tips to help you make a pick
You can choose between a standard Szechenyi Baths entry ticket with a locker or a private cabin for added privacy and convenience. Consider getting skip-the-line tickets if you are short on time to ensure a hassle-free direct entry inside the bath complex.
Do you have more than a day at hand? Opt for combo tickets that let you enjoy the baths and explore other attractions on another day. You can combine your Szechenyi Baths visit with a Danube River Cruise, Hungarian Parliament tour, or a hop-on hop-off bus tour to explore more of the city.
For an unforgettable night in Budapest, grab a Saturday Sparty ticket at Szechenyi Baths and dance to electrifying beats amid dazzling lights and acrobatic shows. Note that Sparty tickets only cover the party area, not full access to pools, saunas, or wellness services. To enjoy it all, book the Szechenyi Baths + Sparty combo for added savings.
If you have medical conditions or are pregnant, consult your doctor before visiting Szechenyi Baths. Note that massages are not available for pregnant guests for safety reasons.
Children above 14 years are welcome, while those under 14 are not recommended for pool use. Parents who choose to bring younger children do so at their own responsibility. Additionally, children and babies in the process of potty training are not allowed in the pools.
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About Szechenyi Bath
Steeped in over 2,000 years of Budapest's thermal bath tradition, Szechenyi Baths is the ultimate relaxation destination. This majestic Neo-Baroque palace complex features 18 thermal pools, spas, and saunas, making it a must-visit attraction in Budapest.
Built in 1913, Szechenyi Bath holds more than 100 years of history and has been visited by about 100 million people, including celebrities like Madonna and Will Smith.
The thermal pools of Szechenyi Bath are sourced from natural hot springs and boast waters rich in minerals like calcium, magnesium, sodium, sulfate, hydro-carbonate, fluoride, and metaboric acid.
Szechenyi Bath complex is often called a "bath palace" because of its interior design featuring water and bathing motifs like shells, mermaids, and sea monsters. The elaborate motifs, along with grand pillars and arches, might make you feel like you've stepped into the palace of an underwater kingdom.
Szechenyi Bath complex faced significant damage in World War II during the Siege of Budapest in 1944-1945 when one-fifth of the structure was impacted by heavy artillery. Despite the destruction, diligent restoration efforts have returned the bath to its former glory.
Why visit Szechenyi Bath?
Highlights
Thermal Baths
Széchenyi Baths features 15 indoor and 3 outdoor thermal pools with mineral-rich waters. The sulphate, calcium, magnesium, and bicarbonate-infused waters are renowned for their healing properties, helping to ease joint pain, improve circulation, and boost overall well-being.
Steam Baths
Explore Széchenyi's steam chambers for the ultimate relaxation. Options include wet steam, salt inhalation, and a thermal cascade hot air chamber, elevating your bath experience.
Saunas
Experience the benefits of sauna therapy with four unique options: Finnish, Vulkanic, aroma, and light saunas. Aroma sauna stands out for its calming and detoxifying experience.
Massage Therapies
A rejuvenating massage at Széchenyi Baths includes techniques like Swedish, Thai, and hot stone, performed by skilled therapists.
Couples Beer Bath
Couples can enjoy a unique experience together by soaking in a private tub filled with warm thermal water and natural extracts used in the brewing of beer. The hops, malt, and yeast are known for their rejuvenating effects on the skin and body. This one-of-a-kind setting allows you to relax together while enjoying a cold pint of beer.
Plan your visit
Entrance from Allatkerti Korut street
Accessible from Allatkerti Korut street, this entrance is conveniently located near the Budapest Zoo and takes you directly to the swimming pool section of the bath complex.
Entrance from the M1 Metro Station
The entrance near the M1 metro station (Szechenyi Furdo) is the best option for those who prefer a more direct route to Szechenyi Baths. This entrance conveniently leads you straight to the Saunas and Steam Cabins section, where you can let your stress melt away.
Entrance from Kos Karoly Setany street
Located on Kos Karoly Setany street, this entrance opens the door directly to the Thermal Pools section of the Szechenyi Bath complex.
- 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.
Szechenyi Bath has lockers to help you store your belongings safely.
Szechenyi Bath has a simple self-service café within its premises, allowing visitors to easily grab a snack.
Szechenyi Bath has professionals trained in first aid to attend to injuries.
Toilets are available throughout the bath facility.
Szechenyi Baths is accessible to wheelchair users. The official entrance for wheelchair users is at the Thermal Section from Kós Károly Walkway.
Service animals are allowed inside Szechenyi Bath and near the pool areas.
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