All Thermal Baths in Hungary

Hungary has an ABUNDANCE of thermal baths—to give you a precise idea, it’s about 15 times more per capita than France. Only Japan has a comparable density worldwide. To help you navigate and choose thermal spas that match your preferences, we’ve gathered and organized all establishments offering at least one naturally thermal water pool (above 30°C).

You’ll find the most famous spas in both the capital and provinces, as well as dozens of fantastic, peaceful, authentic locations away from tourist crowds. You can also search here for all Olympic-sized 50m swimming pools, which are numerous in Hungary, a country with expertise in this discipline.

Thermalhungary also helps you locate Hungarian hotels on the Super Map, specifically those near thermal baths, with optimally condensed information pages to help you organize your stay efficiently by reducing travel time once you’re there.

You can display these on the Super Map using the “Hotels” filter, while other location filters will help you refine your search across Hungarian territory, even in lesser-known regions.

If there’s one aspect of Hungary that has consistently impressed me since my beginnings in Csongrád in 2011, it’s the country’s culinary richness, which is simply disproportionate to its size, considering its population is 6 times smaller than France’s. The country has numerous exclusive and surprising recipes.

You’ll always find something to delight your palate, whether sweet, savory, varied charcuterie, fine dining, rich dishes, spicy foods, or original and generous desserts!… Hungarians can satisfy all your tastes.

Although 2023’s inflation has significantly increased prices, the country still maintains attractive price levels, especially in the provinces.

Hungary is a country rich in history and culture. Originally from the Urals, its people crossed Eastern Europe to the Carpathian Basin 1000 years ago. Once almost as large as modern Germany, today you’ll find a rich mosaic of diverse influences that have shaped this country.

Budapest reflects a unique blend of architectural styles: from Renaissance and Baroque, marked by Italian influence and aspirations to the country’s grandeur, to Gothic and Ottoman heritage, from which several mosques and five baths are still active today. Historicism is manifested through emblematic monuments such as Parliament and St. Stephen’s Basilica, while Art Nouveau, Socialist architecture, and Modern constructions complete this fascinating architectural panorama.

This historical influence can still be found throughout present-day Hungary and beyond, in what’s called the “Pannonian Sea” which existed several million years ago, and which gives the country its incredible quantity of thermal springs today.

Hungary, much more than a dream destination for thermal bath enthusiasts, also offers splendid golf courses.

The Budapest Golf Club, located in the capital, captivates with its picturesque views and interesting challenges. Nearby, the Pannonia Golf & Country Club in Erd invites you to a refined experience in the heart of verdant surroundings. The Royal Balaton Golf Club near Lake Balaton offers unique terrain with spectacular views. For a touch of luxury, the Danubius Golf Club in Bükfürdő (the country’s 2nd largest thermal spa) combines relaxation and sport.

Nature is abundantly present and preserved throughout the territory, creating a peaceful and enchanting setting ideal for enjoying provincial golf courses.

Hungarians love nature and take excellent care of it in their territory.

The country is very green, even in urban areas, with a focus on minimal environmental impact, which creates a feeling of tranquility, authenticity, and freedom in Hungarian nature wherever you go. This flora, as abundant as it is soothing, adds a special touch to the country’s campsites.

You can display these on the Super Map using the “Camping” filter, while other location filters will help you refine your search across Hungarian territory, even in lesser-known regions.