Szechenyi Thermal Baths Tickets & Tours
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Széchenyi Thermal Bath and Pool Full-Day Access + bonus
Relax at Széchenyi, the most famous spa in Budapest, and enjoy an optional free interactive pålinka spirits-tasting tour where you will discover more of the history and culture of Hungary.
Entry ticket
to 1 day
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fromâŹ39
per person
Best Combo
4.9
Guide rating
Private 4-Hour Budapest city tour and 3-hour Széchenyi thermal Bath relax
Skip the line at one of Budapestâs most popular baths and get to know the city on this private tour. Depart from your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle and set out to explore the city. In the company of your guide, learn about Budapestâs history.
Private
15 persons
7 hrs
Tomorrow at 09:00
Thu, 11 Dec, 09:00
âŹ450
per group
Cinema & Spa
4.5
564 reviews
UNESCO Thermal Bath and Budapest Movie Film Tour
Step into the world of Hollywood in Budapest with a tour of famous movie locations , visit UNESCO World Heritage sites and unwind at the cityâs iconic thermal bath â all in one unforgettable day.
Small group
10 persons
7 hrs
Tomorrow at 09:00
Thu, 11 Dec, 09:00
âŹ150
per person
Best price
4.7
1340 reviews
Széchenyi Thermal Bath and Pool Daily Ticket
Soak in history and healing waters at Budapestâs iconic SzĂ©chenyi Thermal Bath.
Entry ticket
to 1 day
Today
Tomorrow
fromâŹ33
per person
Thermal Beatsđ„
4.7
583 reviews
Sparty - The Ultimate Late-Night Spa Party Ticket (Széchenyi Baths)
Enjoy an unforgettable spa party in the iconic Széchenyi Thermal Spa of Budapest.
Entry ticket
to 1 day
Sat, 13 Dec, 21:30
Palm ParadiseđŽ
4.7
1050 reviews
Széchényi Thermal Bath Palm House Pass - Full Access and bonuses
Enjoy a full-day spa experience on a dayspalm ticket to Szechenyi Bath, the largest medicinal bath in Europe.
Entry ticket
1 day
Today
Today
âŹ105
per person
Urban Combo
5.0
319 reviews
2,5-hour Private City Tuk-Tuk & Boat Cruise
The Budapest TukTuk experience allows you to witness every corner of Budapest coming alive: your driver is also your personal guide - sit back and enjoy his stories and insights.
Private
18 persons
2 hrs 30 min
Tomorrow at 10:00
Tomorrow at 14:00
âŹ125
per person
5.0
737 reviews
Highlights Walking Tour with Strudel House Stop
Enjoy a complete overview of Budapest on this 3.5-4 hour walking tour. Begin from Heroes' Square, stop by St. Stephen's Basilica, the Parliament and munch on Hungarian delicacies.
Group
3 hrs 30 min
Today at 09:00
Today at 10:00
âŹ68
per person
Szechenyi Thermal Bath: tours near
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Highlights Walking Tour with Strudel House Stop
Enjoy a complete overview of Budapest on this 3.5-4 hour walking tour. Begin from Heroes' Square, stop by St. Stephen's Basilica, the Parliament and munch on Hungarian delicacies.
Small group
9 persons
3 hrs 30 min
Today at 09:00
Today at 10:00
âŹ68
per person
4.0
263 reviews
Smartphone Audio Walking Tour of City Park
Discover the City Park, the main public park of Budapest, known for its famous museums, Széchenyi thermal baths, and Vajdahunyad castle. Explore at your own pace with your smartphone as your guide.
Group
45 min
Today at 09:00
Today at 10:00
âŹ9.99
per person
4.8
Guide rating
Budapest Private Tuk Tuk Half-Day Tour
Add a fun twist to your sightseeing tour in Budapest and see the sights aboard a motorized tuk-tuk. Glide around the Buda Castle District; hop off to take photos of Heroesâ Square, Matthias Church, and the Garden of Philosophy.
Private
14 persons
4 hrs
Tomorrow at 09:30
Tomorrow at 10:00
âŹ148
per person
4.8
Guide rating
Budapest: Full-Day Private Car Tour
Fall in love with the beautiful Hungarian capital Budapest on a private guided tour. Enjoy convenient car transfers between Budapest's most important and iconic sites.
Private
5 persons
8 hrs
Today at 09:00
Today at 10:00
âŹ395
per group
Reviews
India
over 1 year ago
We were just on a 2 day visit, and were glad that just in 3.5 hrs we could see the majority of important things of Budapest. Monika was our guide, and she was excellent in providing us with the history of Budapest, and also to answer our other questions about the city. She had so much knowledge to share about this city. The strudel house stop was an amazing addition in this walking tour, where we get good 20-30 mins break. Recommend this tour to the tourists who visit the city.
Sam
over 1 year ago
Greg was a wonderful guide! He knew so muchâtalented in covering 1,000 years of history into a manageable time and making the city âcome aliveâ and personal to each one of us. He has a great energy and welcomed any and all questions. Would highly recommend!
Pietro
almost 2 years ago
Excellent experience, very kind, helpful and prepared guide. He accompanied us to the most interesting points of the city and gave us a brief explanation for each one. The bikes were of good quality, worked well, although the seat was a little hard considering the length of the tour. Price a little high, still highly recommended.
Geri
about 2 years ago
We have only had great experiences with city tours with bike tours - ideal for getting an overview and basic information. We had Thomas as a German-speaking guide and it was exciting, informative and fun. The wooden e-bikes were great, the support was always right on all inclines. Clear recommendation!
GĂĄl F.
1 day ago
We spent half a day with Péter Balogh, who informed us very competently about the history and the individual sights of the city. But we would also like to emphasize that Péter speaks excellent German and was therefore able to tell one or the other anecdote in a very humorous way. So: If you want to get to know Budapest, in German, through a likeable contemporary, you should come back to Péter...
Amanda H.
8 days ago
Something slightly different to try whilst on holiday and 45 minutes felt just long enough. One warning: the beer tap by the tub can be both pushed and pulled to dispense, but one direction dispenses beer and the other only froth - it took us quite a while to figure that one out.
Reid W.
8 days ago
Our first time visiting the Baths and we loved it. It was a Friday afternoon so it was quite busy but we managed to find a lounger and have a dip in the pools. I would highly recommend getting a cabin, they were great for getting changed in and easy to leave your belongings. We didnât make it to the Palinka Tour, however the baths are a must see in Budapest!
Kende A.
10 days ago
Eva our guide is a wonderful woman. The tour was amazing reach of so many informations she provided us that we wanted to write everything down. She is really like the perfect guide should be. Gentle, kind, emphatic, full of knowledge about the history and not only. It was a great experience thanks to her. We are really satisfied. Thank you Eva!
SĂĄndor E.
11 days ago
Our guide was just great and we had an unforgettable day. Since we were traveling with 9 people, including two pairs of grandparents, we got a bit off schedule and the guide was so nice and accompanied us through the city for over 11/2 hours longer than originally thought. The additional effort was absolutely limited, so that we saw everything, could go at our own pace and spent a great day together. She showed us all the important sights, showed us little secrets and hidden corners, paused with us in a beautiful coffee and then said goodbye to us in the castle district to a very tasty and inexpensive eatery.
SzabĂł J.
12 days ago
Great place to visit whilst visiting Budapest even in the cold of winter. While this is a day pass I believe you may have to stay within the baths to obtain this (I may be wrong) while leaving we had to hand our wrist bands back. A cafe is located in the baths. Outdoor baths were amazing but if you like to achieve cleanliness I wouldnât recommend the indoor thermal suite as there was a let me say horrible smell. The sauna was also amazing to visit.
SoĂłs Z.
14 days ago
Easy to use ticket. Just exchanged it at the counter. Pools were nice and expansive. Went early in the morning as the pools fill up quickly. Once at the baths they also have beer baths upstairs that you can use for an extra 40-60 euros with free beer to drink. Also went to the Palinka museum afterwards. Short tour and a Glass of Palinka included. Enjoyable experience
Somogyi L.
16 days ago
The thermal baths were amazing, our favourite was the outside ones but we wished both of them were hot as the one with the seating in the middle and the current was cooler and we would have wanted to sit in it longer if it was as lovely and hot as the other outdoor one. Donât bother with the Palinka museum, we decided to go as it was only a few feet from our hotel and we had some time to kill before going to the airport. It was very underwhelming, the interactive stuff would have been good if it had worked! The barman was lovely and we enjoyed chatting to him while we tasted some Palinka, which we did not enjoy!
LukĂĄcs H.
27 days ago
A fabulous day spent at the Spa, the sun was shining and 27 deg C. Busier than usual as it was the weekend. A nice welcome break from the city, I spent about 6 hours here using all the facilities including the Massage suite, Beautiful and friendly people. I forgot the Palinker tour but had tried a few during the week. Thank you.
Egyed L.
28 days ago
We had such a fun day at the Thermal Baths, itâs definitely a must do if you have a full day, and want to sit and relax. There are lots of different baths to choose from, and they all vary in temperature. Favourite thing about our holiday, and good price for it!
Borbély N.
about 1 month ago
Good value for money, made it super simple to get into the spas. Wasnât able to make the testing unfortunately but it was in a good area. I would recommend going in peak summer, will be busy but it was overcast the day we went so didnât stay as long as we could have on a sunny day
Szekeres P.
about 1 month ago
It was amazing. I had no issues when checking in. If you go at register 3 as they mention it works perfectly. I do recommend getting a cabin. For such a small amount it is worth it. I went straight from the train station with my luggage and it fit fine. Went on Sunday at 12, and it was alright, didn't feel too crowded. You can definitely spend a whole day, also they have food if you want to grab lunch/ dinner, as a vegetarian I was happy to see they have some veggie options as well. Also the palinka tour is lovely and the shot delicious, worth it!
Székely G.
about 1 month ago
Overall the baths were very enjoyable and relaxing. We went in late September so it was not nearly as busy as some of the reviews mention in the summer however it was a little cooler and did rain for a bit. Definitely would recommend checking this out
Louis J.
about 1 month ago
"Good fun, clean and well organised.
Enjoyed the beer and nice warm bath.
The spa itself was lovely too and much warmer than I expected outside. Ignore the comments out it being very busy we found it to be ok"
FĂŒlöp Z.
about 2 months ago
We stayed in Pest and got the metro to the baths which was really easy. When we arrived the instructions given were straight forward on how to get access. The baths did not disappoint, I was with a group of friends, 15 in total. It was a beautiful day, very relaxing and couldnât believe how many baths there is inside. The time flew, we arrived at 11am and left a 4.30 pm. The sun was out and just enjoyed the whole day. Definitely a must do on your last day to relax after doing lots of walking and Segway tour.
Ross
over 1 year ago
Excellent tour. Our guide Monika was superb. A great introduction to Budapest and its history as well as many helpful hints of how to make the most of our visit to the city. Highly recommend this tour.
India
over 1 year ago
We were just on a 2 day visit, and were glad that just in 3.5 hrs we could see the majority of important things of Budapest. Monika was our guide, and she was excellent in providing us with the history of Budapest, and also to answer our other questions about the city. She had so much knowledge to share about this city. The strudel house stop was an amazing addition in this walking tour, where we get good 20-30 mins break. Recommend this tour to the tourists who visit the city.
Sam
over 1 year ago
Greg was a wonderful guide! He knew so muchâtalented in covering 1,000 years of history into a manageable time and making the city âcome aliveâ and personal to each one of us. He has a great energy and welcomed any and all questions. Would highly recommend!
Pietro
almost 2 years ago
Excellent experience, very kind, helpful and prepared guide. He accompanied us to the most interesting points of the city and gave us a brief explanation for each one. The bikes were of good quality, worked well, although the seat was a little hard considering the length of the tour. Price a little high, still highly recommended.
Geri
about 2 years ago
We have only had great experiences with city tours with bike tours - ideal for getting an overview and basic information. We had Thomas as a German-speaking guide and it was exciting, informative and fun. The wooden e-bikes were great, the support was always right on all inclines. Clear recommendation!
GĂĄl F.
1 day ago
We spent half a day with Péter Balogh, who informed us very competently about the history and the individual sights of the city. But we would also like to emphasize that Péter speaks excellent German and was therefore able to tell one or the other anecdote in a very humorous way. So: If you want to get to know Budapest, in German, through a likeable contemporary, you should come back to Péter...
Amanda H.
8 days ago
Something slightly different to try whilst on holiday and 45 minutes felt just long enough. One warning: the beer tap by the tub can be both pushed and pulled to dispense, but one direction dispenses beer and the other only froth - it took us quite a while to figure that one out.
Reid W.
8 days ago
Our first time visiting the Baths and we loved it. It was a Friday afternoon so it was quite busy but we managed to find a lounger and have a dip in the pools. I would highly recommend getting a cabin, they were great for getting changed in and easy to leave your belongings. We didnât make it to the Palinka Tour, however the baths are a must see in Budapest!
Kende A.
10 days ago
Eva our guide is a wonderful woman. The tour was amazing reach of so many informations she provided us that we wanted to write everything down. She is really like the perfect guide should be. Gentle, kind, emphatic, full of knowledge about the history and not only. It was a great experience thanks to her. We are really satisfied. Thank you Eva!
SĂĄndor E.
11 days ago
Our guide was just great and we had an unforgettable day. Since we were traveling with 9 people, including two pairs of grandparents, we got a bit off schedule and the guide was so nice and accompanied us through the city for over 11/2 hours longer than originally thought. The additional effort was absolutely limited, so that we saw everything, could go at our own pace and spent a great day together. She showed us all the important sights, showed us little secrets and hidden corners, paused with us in a beautiful coffee and then said goodbye to us in the castle district to a very tasty and inexpensive eatery.
SzabĂł J.
12 days ago
Great place to visit whilst visiting Budapest even in the cold of winter. While this is a day pass I believe you may have to stay within the baths to obtain this (I may be wrong) while leaving we had to hand our wrist bands back. A cafe is located in the baths. Outdoor baths were amazing but if you like to achieve cleanliness I wouldnât recommend the indoor thermal suite as there was a let me say horrible smell. The sauna was also amazing to visit.
SoĂłs Z.
14 days ago
Easy to use ticket. Just exchanged it at the counter. Pools were nice and expansive. Went early in the morning as the pools fill up quickly. Once at the baths they also have beer baths upstairs that you can use for an extra 40-60 euros with free beer to drink. Also went to the Palinka museum afterwards. Short tour and a Glass of Palinka included. Enjoyable experience
Somogyi L.
16 days ago
The thermal baths were amazing, our favourite was the outside ones but we wished both of them were hot as the one with the seating in the middle and the current was cooler and we would have wanted to sit in it longer if it was as lovely and hot as the other outdoor one. Donât bother with the Palinka museum, we decided to go as it was only a few feet from our hotel and we had some time to kill before going to the airport. It was very underwhelming, the interactive stuff would have been good if it had worked! The barman was lovely and we enjoyed chatting to him while we tasted some Palinka, which we did not enjoy!
LukĂĄcs H.
27 days ago
A fabulous day spent at the Spa, the sun was shining and 27 deg C. Busier than usual as it was the weekend. A nice welcome break from the city, I spent about 6 hours here using all the facilities including the Massage suite, Beautiful and friendly people. I forgot the Palinker tour but had tried a few during the week. Thank you.
Egyed L.
28 days ago
We had such a fun day at the Thermal Baths, itâs definitely a must do if you have a full day, and want to sit and relax. There are lots of different baths to choose from, and they all vary in temperature. Favourite thing about our holiday, and good price for it!
Borbély N.
about 1 month ago
Good value for money, made it super simple to get into the spas. Wasnât able to make the testing unfortunately but it was in a good area. I would recommend going in peak summer, will be busy but it was overcast the day we went so didnât stay as long as we could have on a sunny day
Szekeres P.
about 1 month ago
It was amazing. I had no issues when checking in. If you go at register 3 as they mention it works perfectly. I do recommend getting a cabin. For such a small amount it is worth it. I went straight from the train station with my luggage and it fit fine. Went on Sunday at 12, and it was alright, didn't feel too crowded. You can definitely spend a whole day, also they have food if you want to grab lunch/ dinner, as a vegetarian I was happy to see they have some veggie options as well. Also the palinka tour is lovely and the shot delicious, worth it!
Székely G.
about 1 month ago
Overall the baths were very enjoyable and relaxing. We went in late September so it was not nearly as busy as some of the reviews mention in the summer however it was a little cooler and did rain for a bit. Definitely would recommend checking this out
Louis J.
about 1 month ago
"Good fun, clean and well organised.
Enjoyed the beer and nice warm bath.
The spa itself was lovely too and much warmer than I expected outside. Ignore the comments out it being very busy we found it to be ok"
FĂŒlöp Z.
about 2 months ago
We stayed in Pest and got the metro to the baths which was really easy. When we arrived the instructions given were straight forward on how to get access. The baths did not disappoint, I was with a group of friends, 15 in total. It was a beautiful day, very relaxing and couldnât believe how many baths there is inside. The time flew, we arrived at 11am and left a 4.30 pm. The sun was out and just enjoyed the whole day. Definitely a must do on your last day to relax after doing lots of walking and Segway tour.
Ross
over 1 year ago
Excellent tour. Our guide Monika was superb. A great introduction to Budapest and its history as well as many helpful hints of how to make the most of our visit to the city. Highly recommend this tour.
India
over 1 year ago
We were just on a 2 day visit, and were glad that just in 3.5 hrs we could see the majority of important things of Budapest. Monika was our guide, and she was excellent in providing us with the history of Budapest, and also to answer our other questions about the city. She had so much knowledge to share about this city. The strudel house stop was an amazing addition in this walking tour, where we get good 20-30 mins break. Recommend this tour to the tourists who visit the city.
Sam
over 1 year ago
Greg was a wonderful guide! He knew so muchâtalented in covering 1,000 years of history into a manageable time and making the city âcome aliveâ and personal to each one of us. He has a great energy and welcomed any and all questions. Would highly recommend!
Pietro
almost 2 years ago
Excellent experience, very kind, helpful and prepared guide. He accompanied us to the most interesting points of the city and gave us a brief explanation for each one. The bikes were of good quality, worked well, although the seat was a little hard considering the length of the tour. Price a little high, still highly recommended.
Geri
about 2 years ago
We have only had great experiences with city tours with bike tours - ideal for getting an overview and basic information. We had Thomas as a German-speaking guide and it was exciting, informative and fun. The wooden e-bikes were great, the support was always right on all inclines. Clear recommendation!
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Escape to Budapest's Tranquil Oasis - Széchenyi Thermal Baths!
Indulge in the ultimate relaxation experience at Budapest's world-renowned SzĂ©chenyi Thermal Baths and Spa. pe into the soothing thermal waters, unwind in the outdoor pools, and pamper yourself with rejuvenating massages and spa treatments. đż
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Discover the luxury of Széchenyi Baths:
- Skip the lines with our convenient online ticketing.
- Enjoy the privacy of a private cabin or locker to secure your belongings.
- Relax in the steamy saunas and soak in the therapeutic thermal baths.
- Treat yourself to a blissful massage session for complete serenity.
- Complimentary towels and all the amenities you need since we've got you covered!
Experience the epitome of relaxation and wellness in the heart of Budapest. Your journey to tranquility begins here. Book your tickets today!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a "ticket with cabin" and a "ticket with locker"?
A "ticket with cabin" provides you with a private changing cabin where you can securely store your belongings. A "ticket with locker" gives you access to a secure locker for your valuables, but you change in the communal changing area.
Are towels provided, or should I bring my own?
We've got you covered! Complimentary towels are included with your ticket. You can collect them at the Baths.
Can I enjoy saunas and massages at Széchenyi Baths?
Absolutely! Széchenyi Baths offer a range of saunas for relaxation, and you can book massages and spa treatments for an additional fee to enhance your experience.
Since when have Széchenyi Baths been in operation?
Széchenyi Baths have been welcoming visitors since 1913 and have become one of Budapest's most iconic and beloved thermal bath complexes. Its rich history and stunning architecture make it a must-visit destination in the city.
How can visitors obtain budapest spa szechenyi tickets and what options are available?
For those looking to visit the renowned Széchenyi Thermal Baths in Budapest, several ticket options are available. On the official website of Széchenyi Thermal Baths, one can purchase a variety of tickets. These range from day ticket options with locker usage, fast track tickets, to VIP packages that offer massages and special amenities. Additionally, tickets for private spa and medical spa treatments can be bought. Alternatively, third-party websites, such as GetYourGuide and Viator, offer tickets that include full day experiences, skip the line benefits, and some unique services like sampling Hungary's famous spirit "pålinka". While tickets are available for purchase on the spot at the Circus entrance of Széchenyi Thermal Baths, it's advised to book in advance to bypass long queues, especially in the city's peak tourist times.
What is the difference between booking a private cabin and a locker at Széchenyi Baths?
When securing budapest spa szechenyi tickets, visitors encounter two primary choices for their belongings: lockers and private cabins. Lockers are akin to standard wardrobe type boxes, much like those found at train stations or regular swimming pools. Opting for a locker entails using the women-only/men-only public changing rooms. Conversely, private cabins are modest-sized cubicles combining the functionalities of changing rooms with storage. Though priced higher than lockers, they are ideal for those seeking privacy, be it individuals, couples, or even small groups.
What attire should visitors don for their visit to the Széchenyi Thermal Baths in Budapest?
Upon planning a visit to Széchenyi Thermal Baths in Budapest, it's essential to adhere to the dress code. Guests must sport appropriate swimwear, encompassing swimming suits, bikinis, or speedos. Such attire is requisite across all pools, bath facilities, and outdoor pools. Public areas prohibit nudity, with exceptions being showers and gender-separated areas by the lockers and private cabins. It's worth noting that flip flops are recommended, ensuring safety amidst wet and slippery floors.
Why is Széchenyi Thermal Baths regarded as one of the best baths in Budapest?
Széchenyi Thermal Baths stands as one of the best baths in Budapest owing to its rich history, therapeutic thermal baths, and a plethora of services. Nestled in the heart of the city, this spa offers an array of thermal baths, ranging from warm to hot, each possessing therapeutic properties. Whether you're seeking a guided tour of the facility, a relaxing day by the outdoor pools, or an indulgent massage, Széchenyi promises a rejuvenating experience. For those traveling with children, specific pools and amenities cater to the younger guests, ensuring a wholesome family outing.
Are there special bath tickets or packages available for children and families at the Széchenyi Thermal Baths?
Yes, Széchenyi Thermal Baths, being one of the prominent baths in Budapest, does provide options tailored for families. Tickets for children and family-centric packages are available, ensuring that families can have a memorable and comfortable experience while indulging in the various pools and amenities of the spa.
Do you need to book Széchenyi Baths in advance?
Booking in advance is highly recommended, especially during peak times such as weekends and holidays. Online tickets often include skip-the-line access, reducing wait times at the entrance. While it's possible to purchase tickets on-site, arriving early is advisable to avoid long queues.
Can you see Széchenyi Baths without paying?
Access to the main thermal pools requires a valid ticket. However, the exterior and surrounding areas of Széchenyi Baths are open to the public and can be viewed without an entrance fee.
Is it worth getting fast track at Széchenyi Baths?
Yes, purchasing fast-track tickets is advisable during busy periods. These tickets allow you to bypass the standard queues, ensuring quicker entry and more time to enjoy the facilities.
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Do you have to wear flip-flops at Széchenyi Baths?
Yes, wearing flip-flops or similar footwear is mandatory throughout the bath complex for hygiene reasons, except in the pool waters. If you don't have your own, you can purchase a pair at the bath's shop.