Why is Budapest famous for Thermal Baths?

Thermal Baths have been an integral part of Hungarian culture since the time Romans realized that the waters of this part of the world were rich in dissolved minerals. Now, the city has more than a dozen bath locations and is known as the Spa Capital of the world.

Are Thermal Baths in Budapest heated naturally?

Yes, the Thermal Baths in Budapest are naturally heated by 120 organic hot springs in the area.

How hot are the Thermal Baths in Budapest?

The temperature at the Thermal Baths in Budapest ranges from 11C (52F) to 42C (108F). So, be prepared for the hot waters before booking your Szechenyi Thermal Bath Tickets.

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Szechenyi Thermal Bath Tickets, Budapest

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Szechenyi Bath Tickets Highlights

Explore a labyrinth of 18 pools, including invigorating hot baths and refreshing outdoor pools, set amidst stunning Neo-Baroque architecture
Feel the healing powers of the thermal waters, known for their therapeutic properties and warm temperatures
Visit the Palinka Museum and get indulged in complimentary tasting of Hungary's famous spirit, pálinka
Book your Szechenyi Thermal Bath tickets and treat yourself to luxurious spa treatments and massages, made to calm both body and mind

Szechenyi Bath Tickets Overview

Activity Location: Budapest, Állatkerti krt. 9-11, 1146 Hungary

Activity Timings: 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Activity Duration: 3 Hours (Approx.)

About the Szechenyi Thermal Bath Tickets, Budapest:

Escape to a world of relaxation and indulgence at Szechenyi Thermal Bath in Budapest. Located in the picturesque City Park, this iconic thermal bath offers a truly rejuvenating experience. Get in the healing thermal waters, renowned for their therapeutic properties and warm temperatures year-round. Explore the magnificent Neo-Baroque architecture and see a labyrinth of 18 pools, including invigorating hot baths and refreshing outdoor pools. Pamper yourself with luxurious spa treatments and massages, designed to soothe both body and mind. Book your Szechenyi Thermal Bath tickets and let the curative warm waters, luxurious amenities, and stunning architecture that takes you to a state of pure tranquility.

About the Szechenyi Thermal Bath Tickets:

Visit the largest thermal spring bath complex in Europe, the Széchenyi Bath in Budapest.
Admire the opulent Neo-baroque architecture of the attraction , built in 1913.
See a wide range of pools, including 15 indoor and 3 grand outdoor pools, with varying temperatures between 18 to 38 °C.
Engage in the therapeutic benefits of the Széchenyi Bath's healing thermal waters, renowned for their curative properties.
Learn about the birth, tradition, and history of pálinka at the interactive exhibits of the Pálinka Museum.
Gain insights into Hungary's Pálinka Act of Parliament, which regulates and protects the production and quality of palinka.
Book your ticket for Szechenyi Thermal Bath that includes a complimentary tasting of Hungary's famous spirit, pálinka.

How to Reach?

By Car: The activity location is 6.0 Km’s from the city center, it will take 18 min via the Bem rkp. route.
By Bus: Take a bus to Hősök tere M which is 200 meters away from the attraction. You can reach the activity location from the station with a 2 minute walk.

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Full-Day Pass with Locker

1 Days

USD 49.22

USD 48.15

Per Adult

Age Policy:

Children and adults will be charged the same.

Price Includes

Ticket
- Széchenyi Spa daily entry ticket
- Full-day use of locker or cabin
- Guided tour in the Palinka Museum (separate venue)
- Tasting of a 2cl palinka or choice of non-alcoholic drink

Full-Day Pass with Private Cabin - HUNGARIA KONCERT

3 Hours

USD 4,182.64

USD 2,677.14

Per Adult

This ticket includes a private cabin where you may change and store your stuff in seclusion. This package also includes a guided tour of the Palinka Museum and one palinka tasting shot.

Note:

All the participants will be charged at a same price.

Price Includes

Ticket
- Entry ticket to Széchenyi
- Whole-day cabin/locker usage included in price
Guide
- Free guided tour in the Pálinka
Meals
- 1 shot of pálinka for tasting

More Details about Szechenyi Bath Tickets

Know Before You Go for Szechenyi Bath Tickets

The facility closes at 7:00 PM but you must arrive before 5:00 PM. Your ticket is valid only for one-time entry.
Palinka Museum opening hours - Every day from 2 PM until 11 PM.
All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
Participants are not allowed to carry any sharp object, lighter, luggage bag, alcohol, knife, etc.
Please note that you can go to the 2 programs (Szechenyi Thermal Bath & Palinka Museum) on separate days as well.

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Széchenyi Thermal Bath

Budapest, Állatkerti krt. 9-11, 1146 Hungary

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Szechenyi Bath Tickets Policies

If the booking is made prior to the date of travel, the consumer will receive a confirmation voucher via email within 2 hours of successful booking. For bookings made on the same day, we strive to provide the voucher within 30 minutes

If cancellation is made 1 days or more before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
If cancellation is made within 1 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

Szechenyi Bath Tickets FAQs

Why is Budapest famous for Thermal Baths?

Thermal Baths have been an integral part of Hungarian culture since the time Romans realized that the waters of this part of the world were rich in dissolved minerals. Now, the city has more than a dozen bath locations and is known as the Spa Capital of the world.
Are Thermal Baths in Budapest heated naturally?

Yes, the Thermal Baths in Budapest are naturally heated by 120 organic hot springs in the area.
How hot are the Thermal Baths in Budapest?

The temperature at the Thermal Baths in Budapest ranges from 11C (52F) to 42C (108F). So, be prepared for the hot waters before booking your Szechenyi Thermal Bath Tickets.

What is included in Széchenyi thermal bath tickets?

The Széchenyi thermal bath tickets include the cost of admission to the Széchenyi thermal bath Budapest. The tickets allow you access to the three outdoor and 15 indoor pools for a whole day along with access to the Széchenyi Spa. Additionally, you get a private cabin to store your personal belongings as you enjoy your day at the spa.

Is any locker facility available for thermal baths in Budapest?

Yes, there are lockers available in Thermal Baths in Budapest. These special lockers are to be opened and closed by your wristband and there is no special code generated for the lockers.

How long can you stay in the Budapest Thermal Baths?

It is highly recommended that you step out of the water every 20 minutes. Before buying the Szechenyi Baths Tickets, know that the best way to enjoy these baths is to dip and rest on the deckchair alternatively.

How big is Szechenyi Thermal bath in Budapest?

The Szechenyi Thermal bath in Budapest is widely spread in an area of 6,220 sq meters. It has fifteen indoor and three outdoor pools. This place accommodated more than 200,000 visitors in the year 1913.

What is the opening hour for Palinka Museum in Budapest?

The Palinka Museum in Budapest opens at 2 pm and closes at 12 am. These timings remain the same throughout the week and even on the weekends.

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