Széchenyi Baths ticket types and wellness options
Locker vs cabin, full-day vs morning, massage upgrades, and time-saving entry tips—choose what matches your spa goals.
About Széchenyi Baths
One of Europe’s largest thermal bath complexes—outdoor and indoor pools fed by deep mineral springs.
Standard entry includes pools and basic wellness areas; cabins give private changing space—worth it for comfort.
Massage and therapy add‑ons book up early; reserve ahead if you want treatments.
Mobile tickets streamline arrival—bring swimsuit, towel, flip‑flops; rentals exist but sell out.
Arrive early for serene water and gentler sunlight; nights can feel atmospheric under courtyard lights.
Visit Options
Pick the soak style that suits you
Visit Options
Pick the soak style that suits you
Széchenyi Spa: Full-Day Access with Optional Tasting
Enjoy a complete wellness experience at Budapest's iconic Széchenyi Thermal Bath with full-day access to thermal pools, saunas, steam rooms and outdoor facilities
Upgrade optionally with a curated Hungarian craft tasting to elevate your visit.
Széchenyi Spa: Entry + Therapeutic Massage + Private Cabin
Enhance your thermal bath day with a professional therapeutic massage and a reserved private changing cabin for added comfort and privacy alongside full Széchenyi access.
Széchenyi Spa: Entry + Palm House Snack & Signature Cocktail
Combine thermal relaxation with a refined culinary pause
Enjoy standard Széchenyi Spa entry plus access to the historic Palm House lounge including a premium snack and a crafted signature cocktail.
Why book online?
Morning and peak-season entries can fill—online booking secures your preferred arrival and cabin type.
See prices for locker vs cabin, add massages, and bundle wellness options before you arrive.
Digital confirmation speeds the gate process—more time soaking, less time waiting.
What a Széchenyi visit feels like
From first steam rising at dawn to that post‑soak calm—here’s the typical flow:
Check in, change in locker or cabin, rinse quickly, then wander outside for your first warm immersion.
Rotate between outdoor courtyard pools, hotter indoor baths, saunas, and cooling plunges—hydrate, relax, repeat.
Hurry up, last tickets available for today!
Location & Opening Hours
- Állatkerti körút 9-11, 1146 Budapest, Hungary (City Park / Városliget)
- Heroes’ Square: walk northeast into City Park—bath complex appears after a short stroll past museums.
- Vajdahunyad Castle: a gentle walk through the park’s paths—steam rising often visible on cooler mornings.
- Visiting timetable
- Advance booking recommended in summer weekends and for massage services.
- Use the official site for latest hours, maintenance notices, treatments, and accessibility requests
Entrance arches are labeled; ticket hall leads to changing zones—follow signage for lockers or cabins.
Széchenyi Baths: frequently asked questions
Contact & More Information
- Állatkerti körút 9-11, 1146 Budapest, Hungary (City Park / Városliget)
- Email: see official Széchenyi site for latest contact details
- Phone: see official Széchenyi site for current contact info
Reserve your entry, choose cabin if you value privacy, pack flip‑flops and a towel, and enjoy the thermal calm.
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Cancellation Policy
Some online tickets allow date changes or partial refunds—check conditions before purchasing.
Group Discounts
Groups may access negotiated rates—contact in advance, especially for combined treatments.
Important Booking Information
Arrive a little early to settle in, change calmly, and ease into the first pool.
Peak afternoons (weekends/summer) get crowded—morning or late evening are gentler.
Bring towel, sandals, swimsuit—rentals exist but can run short on busy days.
Sections rotate cleaning—if one pool closes briefly, explore another and return later.