UNESCO Thermal Bath and Budapest Movie Film Tour

Andrássy Avenue, one of Budapest’s most iconic boulevards, dates back to 1872 and connects Erzsébet Square with Városliget. The avenue is lined with stunning Neo-Renaissance mansions and townhouses, admired for their intricate facades and elegant interiors, and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002.

Today, Andrássy Avenue is also a vibrant cultural and shopping destination, featuring charming cafés, fine restaurants, historic theatres, embassies, and luxury boutiques. Notable landmarks along the boulevard include the Hungarian State Opera House, the Zoltán Kodály Memorial Museum and Archives, the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, and the Ferenc Hopp Museum of East Asian Arts.

The Széchenyi Spa is Budapest’s largest and most famous thermal bath complex, where you can relax in pools, saunas, and jacuzzis — just like Will Smith did in Gemini Man. Construction of the spa began in 1909, and today six deep wells provide its naturally heated thermal water in the heart of Városliget.

The complex features three outdoor pools and 15 indoor pools, along with a range of medical treatments and day hospital services, making it a perfect place to unwind and rejuvenate during your visit.

Heroes’ Square, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is adorned with statues of Hungary’s kings, princes, and notable leaders. This iconic location has also appeared in Hollywood films such as Die Hard and Red Sparrow, featuring Bruce Willis and Jennifer Lawrence.

After exploring the square, we take a leisurely walk through the beautiful City Park, enjoying its scenic paths and historic landmarks.

St. Stephen’s Basilica, named after Hungary’s founding king, St. Stephen, is one of the country’s most significant and impressive churches.

The basilica also appears in the movie The Spy, where Melissa McCarthy races past on her red scooter. It’s a perfect spot to capture stunning photos of this iconic landmark.