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Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Állatkerti körút 9-11, 1146 Budapest, Hungary (City Park / Városliget)
Front exterior facade of Széchenyi Thermal Baths Budapest
Outdoor thermal pool at Széchenyi Baths with neo-baroque architecture
Aerial view of Széchenyi Baths complex in Budapest City Park
Visitors relaxing in the steaming outdoor pool at Széchenyi Baths
Winter mist rising from Széchenyi thermal pool surrounded by snow
Aerial view of Széchenyi Baths and outdoor pools in City Park
Snowy winter scene with steaming outdoor pools at Széchenyi Baths
Ornate indoor thermal pool hall at Széchenyi Baths Budapest
Flower-lined poolside at Széchenyi Baths in spring
View from terrace overlooking Széchenyi Baths courtyard pools

Slide into healing waters

Steam rising, ornate neo‑baroque courtyards, mineral-rich pools, and that unmistakable Budapest bath culture—relax like a local.

Budapest's warm heart in City Park

Széchenyi isn't just a spa—it’s a daily ritual.

Locals soaking at dawn, travelers easing jet lag, everyone basking in mineral warmth under yellow arcades.

Book ahead, decide locker vs cabin, and let the water do the work..

Széchenyi Thermal Baths (Budapest) Visiting timetable

Outdoor pools open early and stay active into the evening; wellness and treatment areas keep slightly shorter hours.

Széchenyi Thermal Baths (Budapest) Closing Days

Rare maintenance closures; portions can temporarily shut for cleaning. Major Hungarian holidays may adjust hours.

Where is Located

Állatkerti körút 9-11, 1146 Budapest, Hungary (City Park / Városliget)

How to get to Széchenyi Baths

Set inside City Park (Városliget), the baths are easy by Metro, relaxing by bike, and straightforward on foot from nearby museums.

By Train

Take Metro line M1 (the historic yellow line) to ‘Széchenyi fürdő’ station—exit and you’re basically there. Fast, charming, and cheap.

By Car

Driving is possible but parking in/around City Park can be limited and sometimes paid. Public transport usually beats traffic.

By Bus

Several bus routes skirt City Park; schedules vary by time of day. Use Metro for simplicity unless your accommodation sits on a direct bus line.

On Foot

A pleasant walk if you’re already in City Park—near Heroes’ Square, Vajdahunyad Castle, and the Museum of Fine Arts. Combine sightseeing with a soak.

Why soak at Széchenyi

Thermal healing, neo‑baroque grandeur, outdoor pools in winter steam, contrast baths, saunas, and that unmistakable Budapest wellness vibe.

Széchenyi Thermal Baths (Budapest)

Outdoor Thermal Courtyard

Three grand exterior pools—warm soak, activity pool with whirlpools, and cooler swimming lanes framed by yellow neo‑baroque architecture.

Indoor Mineral Pools

A sequence of mineral-rich baths at varied temperatures—ease muscles, improve circulation, and enjoy classic tiled interiors.

Saunas & Steam Rooms

Dry saunas, steam chambers, and cooling plunge pools create invigorating contrasts—great for body and mind renewal.

Iconic outdoor thermal pool at Széchenyi Baths Budapest

Széchenyi basics at a glance

Quick planning pointers for a smooth, relaxing soak.

Secure your soak

Morning tickets mean calmer pools and gentler light—cabins add privacy for changing.

Bundle with massages or combine a thermal soak with other Budapest baths for a multi‑spa itinerary.

Iconic outdoor thermal pool at Széchenyi Baths Budapest

Széchenyi: choose your access

Locker vs cabin, morning vs full-day, optional wellness add‑ons—pick what suits your pace.

You can cancel free of charge up to the day before the visit.