Budapest thermal baths

According to the BBC News Designed compilation of the most beautiful Art Deco baths, Gellért Bath is one of the most unique representative of this style.

Széchenyi thermal bath 🫧

Indulge in a Taurus spa retreat in Budapest: unwind in thermal baths, admire Art Nouveau, savor cafe culture, and soak up relaxation by the Danube River.

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A visit to Hungary's capital is complete without stopping by one of the beautiful Budapest Thermal Baths. Everything you need to know

The stunning Art Nouveau-style Gellert Thermal Baths are one of Budapest’s best thermal bath houses. Discover everything you need to know before you visit with our in-depth Gellert Baths guide.

Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Budapest, Hungary 🇭🇺 📸 Photo © by @aginoszek 🙌 https://www.instagram.com/love__europe

More than any place in the world, the waters of the thermal baths in Budapest, Hungary, have amazing curative properties.

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Yes, Budapest is known for thermal baths but if bathing with other strangers is not your thing, there are plenty of other things to do in Budapest. Here are my top 12 recommendations on things you should do in Budapest, Hungary.

The so-called Spa Capital of The World, Budapest has no shortage of amazing spas. Here's our guide to the 7 best thermal baths in Budapest.

A swim in the healing thermal waters of Szechenyi Baths is one of the best things to do in Budapest. Discover everything you need to know before you visit with this in-depth Szechenyi Baths guide.

Thermal baths have been a part of Budapest life for centuries. Here are our essential tips for planning a visit to the city's famous spas.

Out of Europe's seven best thermal baths, two are in Hungary, according to a new ranking from the editors of British Mirror.

While in Budapest, we visited one of the biggest and most popular thermal baths in Europe: Szechenyi. It was a last minute decision we made one night after we discovered that the baths are open until 10pm and they offer a (slightly) discounted rate if you visit after 5pm.