Széchenyi Spa Tickets

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Description

Opened in 1913, the neo-Baroque Széchenyi Bath is one of the world's most fascinating thermal baths. Relax in natural hot spring waters, saunas, and outdoor swimming pools with this entrance ticket.

Budapest's Best Thermal Baths

Budapest is known as the City of Spas due to its abundance of thermal waters. Among its nine renowned medicinal thermal baths, Széchenyi stands out as one of the most iconic.

Located in City Park, the Széchenyi Baths is the largest medicinal bath complex in Europe. Built in an elegant neo-Baroque style, it has become a symbol of relaxation and wellness.

This is a unique location to unwind while enjoying the history it offers. Next, we’ll look at the comprehensive facilities and experiences available at Széchenyi Baths.

Pools & Facilities

The Széchenyi Spa provides a range of wellness experiences, including 15 indoor thermal pools, 3 outdoor pools, a jacuzzi pool, 10 saunas and steam rooms, massage rooms, aquagym sessions, and various beauty and anti-cellulite treatments.

With this ticket, you’ll gain access to all these facilities in one of Budapest’s iconic spots for rest and rejuvenation.

Opening Times

The Széchenyi Spa is open every day of the year at the following times:

Monday to Friday: from 7 am to 8 pm, last admission one hour before closing.
Saturdays and Sundays: from 8 am to 8 pm, last admission one hour before closing.

Inclus

Entrance to Széchenyi Spa
Locker use at the Széchenyi Spa

Non inclus

Cabin rental (instead of a locker), which can be shared by up to 2 people: 1000HUF

Politique d'annulation

Cancellazione gratuita fino a 24 ore prima (heure locale)

Accessibilité

Not wheelchair accessible.

Informations importantes

After booking, we'll send you your official tickets with a QR code 2836 via email. If you don't receive an email, be sure to check your spam folder. You'll then be able to enter the spa from Állatkerti krt. 9-11, in front of the Budapest Zoo, and scan your QR codes at the ticket office inside the building.

Next to the entrance of the spa, you will find the Széchenyi fürdő metro station. This stop is on the M1 line (the yellow one).

Opening Times

The Széchenyi Spa is open every day of the year during the following hours:

Monday to Friday: from 7 am to 8 pm, and last admission one hour before closing
Saturdays & Sundays: from 8 am to 8 pm, last admission one hour before closing

However, we advise you to double-check the opening hours on this page: https://www.szechenyibath.hu/opening-hours before visiting the premises.

Skip-the-Line Entry

The Széchenyi Spa is a tourist attraction visited daily by many people. By booking this ticket, you can make the most of your visit and avoid the long queues at the ticket office. However, you'll have to queue to scan your QR code for entry.

Partial Closures

The pools and saunas are subject to regular maintenance; therefore, it's possible that they will be temporarily unavailable for 1 or 2 days. No refund will be given if 1 out of the 10 pools is closed.

What to Bring

To access the spa facilities, the use of flip-flops is mandatory, as is the use of a bathing cap in the main pool. The spa does not provide any kind of equipment, so please bring your own bathrobe, towel, shampoo, shower gel, etc.

Your ticket includes the use of lockers. However, you can choose to rent a cabin (instead of a locker), which can be shared by up to 2 people. The price is 1000 HUF.