Hi guys, I’m David, I’m obsessed with the nightlife in Budapest, but believe me, there’s plenty to do in the daytime in this wonderful city! When I say Budapest, what comes to your mind? For me, Széchenyi Baths, the place where history, culture and relaxation meet in perfect harmony.
Why do I love Széchenyi Spa?
- The atmosphere.
- The diversity. Outdoor and indoor pools, saunas, steam baths, massages – everything is there for the perfect recharge.
- The community experience.
But once you’re there 🙂
- Relax in the thermal pools and enjoy the benefits of the thermal water.
- Try the various saunas and steam baths.
- Get a massage and pamper yourself.
- Watch the chess games in the outdoor pools.
- Enjoy the neo-baroque architecture of the spa.
- Young people should also visit the spa, which hosts the famous Spartys in the summer, where the spa is transformed into a huge dance floor.
Some tips for discovering the Széchenyi Baths
- It’s worth a visit on a weekday, because it’s very crowded on weekends.
- Bring slippers, towels and a bathing suit.
- Try the different pools and saunas to find your favourite.
- The spa also has several buffets and restaurants where you can sample local specialities.
- The spa is easily accessible by public transport, take metro line 1 to Széchenyi Bad stop (my favourite metro)
Széchenyi Bath is a must-see for anyone visiting Budapest. It is one of the city’s iconic landmarks and offers a true Budapest experience.
Don’t miss it 🙂
