Mike's review
Visited 2025It’s a can’t miss for the buildings and because it’s the “thing to do” in Budapest. The indoor pools were dirty and had flotsam so I wasn’t a fan. Outdoor pools were great, downside that the main one is closed for renovations. Discount tix before 9am are the way to go.
From the source
Szechenyi Thermal Bath is Budapest's grand City Park bath complex, a major thermal-bath stop with outdoor pools, crowds, and ticket planning built in.
Supporting source: Legacy import provenance
Plan your visit
Hours
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The official Széchenyi site currently lists Mon-Thu 07:00-20:00, Fri 07:00-22:00, and Sat-Sun 08:00-20:00, while some specific services can vary.
Admission
- Adults
- Ft13,200
- · Current 2026 standard adult locker-ticket pricing starts at HUF 13,200 on weekdays (Mon-Thu), HUF 14,800 on Fridays and weekends, and HUF 15,800 in peak periods. Fast Track and early-entry options are also sold.
When to go
- Time of day: Morning, Afternoon, Evening
- Crowds: Crowded in season
Features & amenities
What to expect
- No food on site
- Modern restrooms
- Indoor / covered
- Indoor
What to bring
- Swimsuit
- towel
Good to know
- Accessibility unknown
- No guide needed
In my guides
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