Thermal baths
Széchenyi Baths
The biggest and most popular thermal baths in the city. It has become a meeting place for travellers of the world, making it a great place not only to relax, but to socialize and have drinks.
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The spa also turns into a nightclub every Saturday night, called Sparty, obviously! We recommend you get there early, and slightly tipsy! Click this link for more details.
Gellért Baths
The second most popular baths, connected to the famed Gellért Hotel, it is known for its secession-style architecture.
Rudas Baths
Our favorite! In the depths of the building, you will find the most beautiful of all the Turkish baths (in our opinion), where you will find peace and relaxation. Up above, lies a jewel, a bath on the rooftop with a panorama of “The Pearl of the Danube”. Their restaurant also isn’t half-bad.
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Keep in mind, booking this way, the price includes a full-day spa ticket, a 3-course meal, coffee, a glass of wine and fruity lemonade.
Lukács Baths
This spa is mostly visited by locals.
The springs here are one of the most historic, like, 12th century historic. Today, its known for its full spa treatment, saunas and for having one of the highest water quality.
Veli Bej Baths
A great choice if you like to relax a bit during a city break or a long weekend.
Very cheap, very local. ‘Nuff said.