
List of thermal baths in Budapest
Hotel spa
Swimming pool
Cavern
Outdoor park
Modern spa
Historical


• Closed until further notice
Historical, Hotel spa
Historical, Hotel spa
Rácz Thermal Bath
Budapest • 1st district

• Open all year round
Modern spa, Outdoor park, Swimming pool
Modern spa, Outdoor park, Swimming pool
Modern spa, Outdoor park, Swimming pool
Csillaghegyi Árpád Forrásfürdő
Budapest • 3rd district

• Open all year round
Modern spa, Outdoor park
Modern spa, Outdoor park
Palatinus Park and Spa
Budapest • 13th district
Recommended

• Open all year round
Historical, Modern spa
Historical, Modern spa
Rudas thermal bath
Budapest • 1st district
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42°C


• Open all year round
Modern spa, Outdoor park, Swimming pool
Modern spa, Outdoor park, Swimming pool
Modern spa, Outdoor park, Swimming pool
Dagály Thermal & Pool
Budapest • 13th district

• Open all year round
Modern spa, Outdoor park
Modern spa, Outdoor park
Paskál Medicinal Spa and Park
Budapest • 14th district
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42°C

• Open all year round
Historical, Outdoor park
Historical, Outdoor park
Pesterzsébet Iodine-Salt Thermal Bath
Budapest • 20th district



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The thermal water in Hungary
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