BUDAPEST
The best of Budapest, on both banks of the Danube.
Budapest's 15 most popular spa & hot springs tours, side by side: what each one costs, how long it runs and where you book it. The pick of the bunch, and what the day actually gets you on either bank of the Danube.
Full-day ticket to Széchenyi Bath in Budapest: 3 outdoor and 15 indoor thermal pools, with optional locker or private cabin upgrades.
Most Popular“We absolutely loved it. would definitely come again it was amazing and would opt for the cabin next time as opposed to the lockers.”
Full-day ticket to Budapest’s Gellért Thermal Baths with Art Nouveau pools, sauna access, and Danube-side relaxation for $48 per person.
“Everything was great even the weather was wonderful!!!”
Budapest spa time with four pools, steam and sauna, jacuzzi, and optional upgrades like champagne and zero-gravity massage chairs.
“It was extremely relaxing, for the basic package you still get 3 hours and that’s more than enough. Lovely atmosphere and great staff.”
Skip-the-line entry to Széchenyi Thermal Baths with private cabin, warm pools, saunas, and optional Pálinka Museum add-on.
“Make sure u carry towels, shower gel and hair tins....if you're over a certain demographic being a robe... great times... thermal spa epic”
Sparty at Széchenyi Thermal Bath: hot pools, music and shows from 9:30 PM to 2 AM. Cash-only SpartyPay drink system.
“Beautiful views. Amazing experience. Csilla was very helpful and kind. Definitely recommend.”
Rudas Thermal Bath day pass plus a 3-course Bistro meal with Danube views. Soak in thermal pools, saunas, and the panorama pool.
“Really lovely spa, not too busy and lots of facilities. Our meal was also very nice and the staff were friendly.”
Skip the line at Gellért Thermal Bath with a full-day ticket, private cabin or locker, 13 thermal pools, steam rooms, sauna.
“It was super relaxing and not too crowded. Bring towels and flip flops if you don’t want to purchase them.”
Relax on Budapest’s Margaret Island at Thermal Margaret Island: indoor pools, saunas, towels included, and seasonal outdoor pool access.
“Excellent spa! Located on the pretty Margaret island! It was clean and staff were helpful. I would defo recommend to all tourists.”
Full-day entry to Palatinus Strand on Margaret Island: thermal pools, wave action, waterslides, and saunas for a low-key day.
“Clean pools and changing areas. Lots to keep different age groups entertained. Good value.”
Budapest Card delivers free transit, Lukács thermal bath entry, top museum visits, two walking tours, plus dining and spa discounts.
“We were told the Budapest card would get us all transportation within Budapest. We still had to pay for the funicular and the hop on and hop off bus. Not satisfied with the amount we paid for this card and what we actually got for it.”
Full-day entry to Lukács Thermal Bath in Budapest with mineral thermal pools, outdoor jets, and saunas in a historic spa setting.
Skip the stress and enjoy Széchenyi Baths in Budapest, Europe’s biggest public spa. Full-day access to 21 pools, saunas, and more.
“Great experience for any age - not easy to understand the lockers but once in the baths it was lovely”
Széchenyi Thermal Baths ticket plus a 90-minute Danube cruise with live music and optional dinner. Great value for first-time Budapest.
“Great must do things to do in Budapest. Spa was brilliant experience with the cruise being nice and relaxing”
Budapest beer spa at Lukács Baths: 45-minute thermal tub infused with beer ingredients plus unlimited draft Czech beer served right at you.
“Zsolt was really lovely. Fantastic customer service! Beer pump wasn't working properly so he was back and forth filling up our beer glasses for us! The spa was so relaxing, well worth the money!”
Relax at Ensana Thermal Margitsziget on Margaret Island with 5 pools, saunas, and a quiet wellness break from Budapest’s rush.
“Great health spa with all the usual amenities provided. A great place to go if you want the spa experience without the tourist crowds.”
The baths, the river, the castle hill and the ruin bars - and every way to spend a day on either bank of the Danube.
