Király Bath: relaxation, Ottoman style
An Ottoman-era heritage, Király Bath is a cozy place if you’re looking for an authentic bathing experience in Budapest.
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Aquaworld Resort Budapest – Dive into a world of fun
Aquaworld is one of Europe’s largest water theme parks featuring 17 pools, 11 slides, as well as its own 4-star hotel and spa.
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Top 10 family-friendly Budapest water parks (2025)
Trying to find the best family-friendly water park in Budapest? We’ve picked the top 7 for you!
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Lukacs Baths – 2025
The Lukacs bath complex near to the „Buda-side” bridgehead of Margaret Bridge has one of the most, exactly 11 saunas.Walking through its beautiful park, you can see many marble plaques expressing gratitude in different languages.
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Rudas Baths
The Rudas Baths is one of the most beautiful baths in the world, where The Rudas Baths is one of the most beautiful baths in the world. It is a real wellness center on the Buda side, where the drinking fountains are made of Zsolnay porcelain and where you can leisurely marvel at the beauty of Budapest while sitting in the rooftop pool of the Rudas Baths.
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What’s the weather like in Budapest? Guide for the 4 seasons
Planning a trip to Budapest? Discover what to expect from the weather year-round, with seasonal tips, monthly averages, and practical packing advice for every season.
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13 of the best baths in Budapest (2025 updates)
Explore the best thermal baths in Budapest, from Széchenyi to hidden gems. Find ticket tips, avoid crowds, and soak in the city’s famous thermal culture.
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Csepeli Strandfürdő in Budapest: latest news about this thermal complex
Csepeli Strandfürdő, nestled on the southern tip of Budapest’s Csepel Island, offers a refreshing escape with its charming retro vibe, spacious pools, and family-friendly atmosphere. Surrounded by lush greenery, this beloved open-air bath is the perfect spot to unwind on a hot summer day while experiencing an authentic slice of local life.
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Locker or Cabin? Choose wisely in Budapest’s Thermal Baths
If you would like to buy a ticket in one of the thermal baths in Budapest, you have to decide where you want to change and store your clothes. You can choose ticket with locker or cabin.
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Rác bath: A mysterious gem from the Ottoman era
Rác bath is a storied bath in Budapest: although it’s currently not open, its history and architecture deserve the attention of anyone visiting.
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Széchenyi Bath, the Queen of thermals
Széchenyi Bath is a must-visit if you’re looking to recharge your batteries and enjoy the best of thermal tourism Hungary has to offer.
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Top 8 beaches in Budapest
Looking for a beach without leaving Budapest? Head over to JustBudapest to check out the top 8 options.
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Pesterzsébet Bath – Reviving the iodine-salt thermal waters in Budapest
Looking for a thermal bath away from the noise of downtown Budapest? Dive into the iodine-salt waters of the recently reopened Pesterzsébet Bath.
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Dandár Bath – A hidden thermal spa with backyard charm
The lesser known Dandár Bath is perfect for those looking for a smaller, less crowded, and more affordable thermal bath in Budapest.
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Dagály bath: The spa of the people
Dagály bath is a busy thermal spa in Budapest with 10 different pools that welcome visitors throughout the entire year.
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Rómaifürdő: The most venerable spa in Budapest
Family fun in one of the largest beaches of Budapest! Visit Rómaifürdő during your stay in the capital.
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