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Széchenyi Bath: Budapest's Thermal Oasis
3.7
2,126 Ratings
Budapest
Book a full-day ticket to Széchenyi Thermal Spa and enjoy access to Europe’s largest healing bath. Plus, get a bonus pálinka tasting experience at the Pálinka Experience. Avoid queues and learn about the history and production of Hungary’s famous spirit.
Book a full-day ticket to Széchenyi Thermal Spa and enjoy access to Europe’s largest healing bath. Plus, get a bonus pálinka tasting experience at the Pálinka Experience. Avoid queues and learn about the history and production of Hungary’s famous spirit.
Duration:
4 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Állatkerti krt. 11 - Dive into a day of relaxation and cultural exploration with tickets to Széchenyi Bath. As the largest thermal spring bath complex in Budapest—and all of Europe—Széchenyi provides an ideal mix of wellness and history in a stunning Neo-Baroque environment. Established in 1913, the complex has evolved from simple private steam…
- Állatkerti krt. 11 - Dive into a day of relaxation and cultural exploration with tickets to Széchenyi Bath. As the largest thermal spring bath complex in Budapest—and all of Europe—Széchenyi provides an ideal mix of wellness and history in a stunning Neo-Baroque environment. Established in 1913, the complex has evolved from simple private steam baths into a magnificent spa featuring 3 invigorating outdoor pools and 15 calming indoor pools, all supplied by natural thermal springs. With your ticket, you can relax in mineral-rich waters, enjoy the lively courtyard ambiance, and experience a quintessential piece of Hungarian culture. Whether you are looking for rejuvenation, architectural splendor, or an authentic local experience, Széchenyi Bath welcomes you to unwind, recharge, and enjoy an unforgettable day in Budapest.
What's Included
- Entrance to Széchenyi Spa
- Whole-day cabin/locker usage included in price
- Free tasting options at the GastroCellar venue
- Discounted add-ons at GastroCellar
- Entrance to Széchenyi Spa
- Whole-day cabin/locker usage included in price
- Free tasting options at the GastroCellar venue
- Discounted add-ons at GastroCellar
What's Not Included
- Food
- Towels and swimsuit
- Transfer
- Food
- Towels and swimsuit
- Transfer
Additional Information
Experience a day of relaxation and cultural exploration with tickets to Széchenyi Bath. As the largest thermal spring bath complex in Budapest—and all of Europe—Széchenyi provides an ideal combination of wellness and history in a stunning Neo-Baroque environment. Established in 1913, the complex has evolved from simple private steam baths into a…
Experience a day of relaxation and cultural exploration with tickets to Széchenyi Bath. As the largest thermal spring bath complex in Budapest—and all of Europe—Széchenyi provides an ideal combination of wellness and history in a stunning Neo-Baroque environment. Established in 1913, the complex has evolved from simple private steam baths into a magnificent spa featuring 3 invigorating outdoor pools and 15 calming indoor pools, all supplied by natural thermal springs. With your ticket, you can relax in mineral-rich waters, enjoy the lively courtyard ambiance, and immerse yourself in a quintessential piece of Hungarian culture. Whether you are looking for rejuvenation, architectural splendor, or an authentic local experience, Széchenyi Bath welcomes you to unwind, recharge, and enjoy an unforgettable day in Budapest.
- IMPORTANT: You must use and scan your QR code that you received when booking to enter!
- IMPORTANT: Children under 14 are not allowed to enter the venue.
- It is forbidden to wear swimsuits covering the full body.
- Spa is not recommended and massage is not available for pregnant women
- You must have flip flops to enter the spa (street flip flops are not allowed). It is possible to buy them at the venue.
- The outdoor swimming pool can only be used in swimming cap which is possible to purchase at the venue.
- Disclaimer: Pools and saunas are subject to regular maintance while they are out of order for short periods. Please check the official website’s news section for updated informations about maintances
- Pool, sauna and steam cabins at the spa are coeducated
- Your ticket is valid only for one-time entry. Opening hours: Weekdays: 7am-8pm Weekends and Holidays: 8am-8pm. Last admission: 1 hour before closing time.
- children under 14 years old are not allowed to enter.
Location
Állatkerti krt. 11
Állatkerti körút
Public transportation: take the yellow subway line (M1) to the "Széchenyi fürdő" stop in the direction of "Mexikói út".
Important: You must use and scan your QR code that you received when booking to enter!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.7
(2126 Ratings)
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Alba
Aug 17, 2025
Highly recommended on up to a 35 degree day - We went in the middle of a 35-degree heat wave, and yet we enjoyed it.
It is worth enjoying its swimming pools and the decor of the facilities.
Very attentive and helpful workers despite the language barrier.
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Roryblanch
Jul 1, 2025
Ignore the naysayers and visit - Myself and Boo got a one day pass which included the use of a locker.
We walked there, 40 mins from the hotel and went through the park. When you get to what you think is the spa you need to go right around to the very back to enter.
I got the tickets from TripAdvisor, but make sure you have the full ticket available to show the staff. The ticket in your Apple Wallet won't be enough.
Once we got our bracelets for the lockers (these are a must), we headed to the spa area. There was one pool undergoing maintenance, but this didn't really matter. There's plenty of space in the pool and we didn't feel uncomfortable. It is warm, like proper warm. If it were a bath at home, you'd add some more cold water. Plenty of other pools of varying hot and cold temperatures are throughout the complex. No issues getting bed either, but you have to be quick. They do become available frequently during the day.
Really great way to relax. We spent 6 hrs there. Food and drink are available at reasonable prices.
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Rj_h
Apr 17, 2025
We arrived 1030am on a... - We arrived 1030am on a Tuesday. Very little queue for our pre booked online ticket. We knew it may well get busy so went early ish. We enjoyed our time there, outdoor swimming pool where you need hats is currently closed (so couldn't wear the special flowery hats I purchased 😀). Still loads of pools to explore. We booked a cabin which was useful. Go with an open mind and ready to take photos.
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13neilb
Feb 19, 2025
Great time - We booked this online. Around £30 each. Massive building and loads of pools, saunas, hot pools, warm pools and plunge pools etc. Definitely worth a visit. The lazy river when on full blast is great fun!
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Tvede1969
Sep 2, 2025
Really good thermal baths - There is a very large selection of different thermal baths and saunas that make it not feel crowded, but that you can get to the various activities fairly quickly.
The disadvantage is that sun loungers are reserved with towels all day so it is difficult to find one available unless you are there very early. The place can advantageously introduce payment per hour, so everyone would be better to limit the use of them.
The food is unfortunately terrible, so if you want to eat lunch there, you should not expect anything good.
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498bevs
Jun 14, 2025
Needs a little tlc - Nice experience visited with friends
The larger middle outside pool was closed for renovation work
The 2 side outside pools were open
Cafe and restaurant outside were open
Plenty of sunbeds but would recommend getting there before 11am book a fast track ticket online
Take your own towels and flip flops and Suncream
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Shaunhl3323ql
Sep 4, 2025
Tired and in need of update - Visited the spa with my husband for first time today. Overall impression was clean but very dated. We bought the thalisens package where we got our own room and shower for duration of our stay (4hrs) we had the option of paying extra to stay alday. But we felt it wasn’t worth paying extra. There is many pools indoors and outside all different temps but no jacuzzi. We sat in an aromatherapy room, 2 saunas which were very hot and then went for a couples massage the best bit. I found very relaxing.
Around the outside pools there were many sun beds, so there was no problem sitting down and sunbathing. We went up to the 2nd floor to find 2 small outdoor seating areas and indoor hanging chairs with a coffee shop. This was the only one we found as all outdoor kiosks were closed.
What could be done to make the stay better? Offer larger gowns we were given XXL and they didn’t go round us. I’m only a size 18
Offer decent sparkling wine and maybe a beer choice for men? Extend the 4hr slot to 5 hrs because this includes getting showered and changed afterwards. 45 min massage and 30-40 min to get showered and changed only leaves an hr for pools.
The building is absolutely beautiful but in need of a major update. Some of the pools we didn’t go in because they didn’t look clean. There are other thermal baths in Budapest that look far more nicer.
The staff were really nice and welcoming
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Lucy_a
Mar 11, 2025
Give it a miss - I have travelled the world and loved Budapest but would not come back to this spa, packed, loads areas under refurb so closed. Just a no for me only stated an hour.
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Hannah_d
Jun 16, 2025
Not worth it - Overpriced, we visited while construction was ongoing on the outside pool, we weren’t informed of this when purchasing ticket, nor was the ticket discounted! Inside pools are dirty, tiles aren’t clean and spaces for leaving belongings are limited. Only 1 restaurant available that doesn’t accommodate for food allergies. Ordering is a nightmare with the constant queue of people, too little staff to accommodate so many people. Staff themselves are less than helpful, never smile & couldn’t be bothered with anything. This was on a Monday!
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Tinagw1082ug
Apr 15, 2025
Once and never again - Loud, crowded, no rest in the building, the probably beautiful large outdoor complex looks like a construction site where right and left are semicircular pools of water. Everything very old and not very clean. The information is poor, sometimes in English, sometimes only Hungarian. Mostly the guests who don't know their way around, tourists, seem to walk along the basins looking for something. The highlight was that a tourist group with a guide in street clothes was led past us. We book the visit as an absolute flop.
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