Warm up this winter in Budapest’s most iconic baths, from historic Ottoman domes to intimate Art Deco hideaways and tropical water adventures. These thermal havens offer the perfect mix of relaxation, wellness, and seasonal magic across the city.
Rudas Bath
Rudas Bath, with its iconic octagonal core dating back to the Ottoman era, blends centuries of history with modern wellness. You can soak in healing thermal pools, enjoy revitalizing massages, and explore a variety of saunas surrounded by imperial elegance. To top it off, relax in the rooftop jacuzzi and take in stunning panoramic views of Budapest.
1013 Budapest, Döbrentei tér 9. | Website
Lukács Bath
The story of the Lukács Bath stretches back to the days of Roman Pannonia, and the Knights Templar were the first to construct a proper bathhouse here during the Middle Ages. Today, the site has evolved into a modern spa complex, offering everything from open-air thermal pools to a top-notch wellness area.
1023 Budapest, Frankel Leó út 25-29. | Website
Veli Bej Bath
Next to Szent Lukács Thermal Bath lies Veli Bej Bath, built during the Turkish era on marshy ground supported by wooden piles. Once the city’s largest Turkish bath, it was enhanced for healing purposes. Today, its oriental ambiance invites guests to unwind in thermal pools, saunas, jacuzzis, and massage rooms.
1023 Budapest, Árpád fejedelem útja 7. | Website
Dandár Bath
Charming Art Deco–style Dandár Baths once served as a simple sanitary bath before being transformed into a cozy thermal retreat. Today, it’s one of Budapest’s more intimate bathhouses with three warm thermal pools, two inviting outdoor baths, and a snug little sauna area that’s ideal for unwinding when the weather turns cold.
1095 Budapest, Dandár u. 3. | Website
Pesterzsébet Bath
This serene water retreat is perfect for a winter escape, offering a soothing mix of indoor and outdoor pools, a chic sauna area, and a full range of wellness services — an inviting haven to unwind and warm up as the days grow cooler. Loved by both locals and visitors alike, it’s a welcoming spot where everyone can soak, relax, and enjoy a tranquil break from the bustle of the city.
1203 Budapest, Vízisport u. 2. | Website
Aquaworld
When it’s cold outside, it’s always summer at Aquaworld! Dive into tropical adventures with 17 pools, 11 thrilling slides, and the mysterious Angkor temple ruins. Unwind in Budapest’s largest sauna complex with unique programs — warmth, fun, and relaxation await all year round.
1044 Budapest, Íves út 16. | Website
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