Széchenyi Thermal Bath Ticket in Budapest

Enjoy a Thermal Bath at Széchenyi,
and a shot of Pálinka!

Enjoy the most relaxing time during your Budapest trip by enjoying a thermal bath and drinking Hungarian pálinka.

Széchenyi Thermal Bath, famous for its hot springs, especially in Budapest, is known as the largest thermal bath in Europe. With its magnificent Baroque-style building, it has an enormous scale with 3 outdoor swimming pools and 15 indoor swimming pools, so you can enjoy a fun day at a water park-like spa.

How to get to Széchenyi Thermal Bath

The easiest way to get to Széchenyi Thermal Bath is by taking the M1 subway. It is located right in front of the Széchenyi fürdő station (terminal station), so you can reach it in 2 minutes on foot after getting off at the station.

We'll let you know the best time to visit

We definitely recommend visiting Széchenyi Thermal Bath in the morning. This is because many group package tourists come in the afternoon, so it is better to enjoy it fully in the morning. 

The main attraction is the outdoor hot spring

Széchenyi Thermal Bath consists of 3 outdoor swimming pools and 15 indoor swimming pools. Among these, the outdoor hot spring swimming pool is the main attraction. It's not completely hot water like we think of hot springs, but lukewarm water that is slightly higher than your body temperature. But it's not cold even if you visit in winter. 

There is also a lane where you can swim. You must wear a swimming cap to enter here. 

Summary of various tips

Here are some minor tips for those who want to use Széchenyi Thermal Bath.

1. Lights come on at night 
So the night is more beautiful. If you have time at night, we recommend the night!

2. Personal hair dryers cannot be used 
You can only use the hair dryers on site.

3. Be sure to bring flip-flops and slippers 
You can't move without this. You must bring it.

4. We recommend seeing Heroes' Square together after Széchenyi Thermal Bath 
It's right in front. Plan a course to see it together!