Bagni Széchenyi in Budapest

I Bagni Széchenyi (in ungherese: Széchenyi gyógyfürdő) sono dei bagni termali di Budapest che si trovano nel parco Városliget nella XIV Circoscrizione.

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L'edificio più antico del complesso risale al 1881 ma, a causa della forte popolarità, prima della Prima guerra mondiale vennero costruiti altri edifici che hanno reso i Bagni Széchenyi il più grande centro termale d'Europa. Il complesso venne ultimato nel 1913 ed è stato intitolato al conte István Széchenyi.

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mizz lin

22 may 2015

There are 18 pools altogether.When its cold or it rains in Budapest , this is where people come to soak off the blues. Inside are many sauna options. Make sure u try them all ! Real fun !

Konstantinos

26 march 2016

The place is huge and has a lot of pools with temperatures ranging from 18 to 38oC. The best pool is outside where you can enjoy your thermal spa in 38oC. Dont forget to bring a towel

Mark B

28 june 2018

Great experience. Definitely pay for the private cabins to change in. You can leave all your belongings in them. You have a wrist band that electronically opens the door so no one else can get in.

Kelly Pryce

31 may 2018

Beautiful spa. Drinks are cheap. Food is expensive for what you get. Can take your own food and drink in which is great. Get there early if you want a sunbed as they were gone by 10.30am on a Tuesday

Beth Price

11 september 2019

Loved the outdoor thermal baths, not keen on the indoor ones (funny smell). Bring your own towel/flip flops (sliders seemed fine too). Great massage but treatment rooms don’t have relaxing atmosphere

Stephanie Ip

26 october 2019

Arrived here quite early in the morning (around 10:00) on a friday morning and that was really chill! Beautiful bath, especially on the outside. The inside thermal baths were smelly though.

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