Széchenyi Thermal Bath
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Silvia De Caro
Available for hire
"The Széchényi Baths need no introduction as they are the largest and most famous in Budapest. Built in neo-baroque style in 1913, they are the most beautiful spa complexes in the city.
These spas are housed inside a wonderful neo-Baroque style building and can be used all year round even outside, thanks to the large swimming pool with hot water. Entering a pool at 9pm at 37ºC, when it's freezing outside, is something priceless!
Obviously there are many wellness treatments, from massages to saunas, including all body treatments.
👣How to get there: reachable on foot from Heroes Square (600m, 8min)
Metro stop: Hosök tere, Line M1.
🎟️Ticket cost: weekdays from 7,100 HUF (€17.15), weekends from 8,200 HUF (€19.80), various treatments for a fee
🚨Being the most famous spa in Budapest, if you don't want to risk very long queues or even a full house, book in advance on the link I provided."
Sofia B
Available for hire
"The most popular thermal bath in Budapest.
Szechenyi Baths is one of the best and largest spa baths in Europe with its 15 indoor baths and 3 grand outdoor pools, 10 saunas and steam rooms and even a rooftop spa greenhouse. In addition to the medicinal natural hot spring waters in the 18 pools, there are several massage therapies, facial treatments, and more.
Opening hours:
Weekday: 7am to 8pm
Weekend: 8am to 8pm
Prices:
Early bird entrance before 9am: 8400 HUF / €21 (9700 HUF / €25 on fridays)
Normal ticket: 10500 HUF/ €27
Fridays + weekends: 12000 HUF / €30,5
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Keren
"Los Baños Széchenyi son los baños termales más grandes de Budapest, inaugurados en 1913. Ubicados en el Parque de la Ciudad, ofrecen 18 piscinas termales tanto al aire libre como en interiores, alimentadas por pozos termales. Con arquitectura neobarroca, las aguas termales son conocidas por sus propiedades terapéuticas. El lugar cuenta con saunas, baños de vapor y servicios de spa. Además de ser un punto de relajación, Széchenyi organiza eventos y fiestas nocturnas. Abierto todos los días, su ambiente relajado atrae tanto a lugareños como a turistas."
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