HOT SPRINGS · HUNGARY
Budapest is a spa city with a bath in a palace. These 15 tickets and tours cover Széchenyi, Gellért and the rest, priced, with what a cabin, a towel and a massage add at the desk.
Spend the day at Budapest’s grand Széchenyi Baths, built in 1913 and fed by natural thermal springs. Your ticket covers one entry and a locker or private cabin, depending on the option. Bring swimwear, towels, flip-flops, and a cap for swimming.
“Amazing experience! Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and had so much fun in the whirl pool!!!”
Spend a full day at Budapest’s Gellért Spa on the Buda side. Your ticket covers indoor and outdoor pools, thermal baths, saunas, steam rooms, and either a locker or private cabin. Bring a towel, flip-flops, and a swimming cap for the main pool.
“Really enjoyed this activity! The thermal baths were very pretty and there was a lot of different baths and places you could go there. I liked the fact there was a cafe for food and drink upstairs too Only thing I wish I knew was you need to bring your own towel or buy one there but they weren’t too expensive”
Spend about four hours at Budapest’s Széchenyi Baths, using 18 thermal pools, saunas, steam rooms, and a private changing cabin. The mobile ticket offers one-time entry, but you must bring proper flip flops, a towel, and a swimsuit. Massage and Pálinka Museum options require careful checking.
“Lovely morning spent here. The pool was lovely and although there were lots of people it didn’t seem crowded. Bring a towel or even better a robe as it was cold when you got out. Flip flops a must. There are 3 entrances so please look for the one that says redeem online tickets. We got caught out and stood in 2 separate queues before we got the right one. I would say the Hungarians are not the most helpful not rude but just not helpful. I struggled with the communication aspects and I’m sorry to say relied on google translate. Definitely worth the effort”
Spend up to a full day at Budapest’s 1918 Gellert Thermal Spa, using 13 indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, steam rooms, a cold plunge, and a wave pool. Your mobile ticket includes a locker or private changing cabin. Bring flip flops, a towel, and a swim cap for the swimming pool.
“We enjoyed this spa. It was impressive and there were plenty of options in respect of different pools, saunas etc. I do understand comments of others that it was a little rundown but honestly this didn’t detract from our enjoyment and I wouRead more”
You get a 45-minute private BeerSpa soak at Széchenyi Baths, with hops, malt, and salt in the warm water and a self-pour beer tap beside your tub. Choose the upgrade for full-day access to the thermal pools, saunas, and steam rooms, plus a private changing cabin.
“Small room with 4 tubs & 2 beer taps. Pretzels also provided. There is no door so other other spa guests kept coming in to look around. Pillow would have been nice. The larger spa experience was a bit overwhelming- no explanation or expectations provided. Very busy with warm indoor pools completely full. No exactly the cleanest either- lots of things floating in the water. The outdoor pool was wonderful! Full but still able to find a place to sit/stand. I also had a 45 minute massage which was really only 30 min and more of a body rub vs massage- I don't recommend. Take your own flip flops &…”
You get a full-day pass to Lukács Thermal Bath, a historic Budapest spa known for mineral-rich thermal water, heated outdoor pools, jets, waterfalls, saunas, and steam rooms. Your ticket includes a cabin or locker, subject to availability. Bring swimwear, a towel, flip-flops, and a swimming cap.
Spend up to a full day at Budapest’s Szechenyi Baths, Europe’s largest public spa complex. Move between 21 indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, steam rooms, a gym, and wellness facilities at your own pace. Bring a towel and flip-flops, and check current pool access before you go.
“The baths were great but do not book with Viator. They use a third party and I was charged 86€ for two people when I could have got the tickets at the spa for 28€ each. Plus I didn't receive tickets online and had to email looking for them.. which caused me to loose nearly an hour waiting.”
Spend the day at Széchenyi Thermal Baths with locker or cabin access, then make your own way to Akadémia dock for a 90-minute Danube cruise. Expect welcome drinks, live Hungarian music, city views, and an optional buffet dinner. Cruise departures are at 19:00, with a 22:00 option from May through October.
“The spa experience was very nice! It was not as crowded as we expected. We were impressed with the privacy and security of the cabin changing rooms. The dinner was very good. The lights were beautiful, but we were disappointed that the boat did not pass the Parliament building while it was lit up as that is the most beautiful of the buildings. The music was wonderful!”
At Lukács Baths, you get a 45-minute private beer spa session in warm thermal water mixed with brewing ingredients, plus unlimited Czech beer from a tap beside your tub. Bring your own towel, slippers, and robe, since none are included. The regular Lukács Bath ticket is separate.
“Went to the Spa as two couples. It was a fun experience. Pouring the beer from the tub was an art form, just as we got the hang of it the time was up! Don’t forget your towels like we did tho or you will have to buy one. I would recommend this experience but feel an hour would be better value.”
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow a guide from central Budapest through Vaci Street and across Elisabeth Bridge to Gellert Hill and the Citadella. Guides including Max, Hafa, Ali, Argen, and Elias have led friendly, safety-minded tours for groups of up to 15.
“We did a private tour with Max to the Citadel and part of the Buda side of town. Max was a great guide and took us to wonderful places. Some hidden gems and some big hitter places! He was kind, courteous, knowledgeable and most importantly he was safe as a guide and took outlet safety seriously. Having been in a Segway accident previously trust me this matters. Don’t hesitate to book.”
Travel from Budapest Népliget to Hévíz for three hours at Europe’s famous natural thermal lake. Guide Tom handles tickets, local tips, and town orientation, leaving you free to swim, eat, stroll, and relax in this small-group day trip.
“Tom was a good tour guide and was real helpful at the thermal spa and restaurants”
Spend up to a full day at Budapest’s historic Lukács Thermal Bath and Swimming Pool. Your ticket includes entry, a locker, and access to the thermal pools, outdoor pool, jets, waterfalls, sauna areas, and swimming pools. Bring slippers, a towel, and a swim cap.
“Fantastic baths,recommend everything, the sauna experience followed by ice bath is particularly invigorating”
Spend up to a full day at Budapest’s Széchenyi Thermal Bath with access to its Palm House or DAYSPA area, main pools, private sauna and steam room. Your pass includes a cabin, robe, towel, slippers, swim cap, mineral water, fruit, and one cocktail.
“This package is awful. Strongly suggest you do not purchase. Despite paying for skip the line and there was no line anyway, staff took us to the apparent V.I.P area located on the second floor accessed by a small lift which fits no more thRead more”
At Budapest’s Beer Spa, you spend 45 minutes in warm thermal water mixed with hops, malt, and beer salt while pouring unlimited draft beer from your tub. Add a full-day Széchenyi Bath ticket with fast-track entry and a private changing room for a longer spa day.
Start with hotel, private-address, or airport pickup at 9:00 am, then see Budapest with a local guide before three hours at Széchenyi Baths. Expect Heroes’ Square, Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, the Basilica, Citadella, coffee and Hungarian cake, plus spa entry with a cabin or locker.
“The spa experience was too crowded and the hot spring was not that hot. I wish they chose different spa.”
A terrace, a lagoon, a bath house or a crater at dawn.
