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Here is how you can save 65% at the historical thermal baths of Budapest
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Budapest is the world capital of historical thermal spas! Explore the thermal bath with a special discount. Buy a Bath Ticket and save up to 65% off the regular ticket price, says Budapest Info.
ABOUT THE THERMAL BATHS OF BUDAPEST
No other capital city has as many thermal baths as Budapest. They are refreshing, rejuvenating, healing and inspiring. The thermal water comes from hot springs deep below the ground and were used already by the Romans and Ottomans many centuries ago. As the hot water travels under the ground, it mixes with rich minerals that are beneficial both for the body and the mind. The spas are located in grand historical buildings with unique tile decoration and inspiring atmosphere. They are visited by both locals and visitors. No visit to the Pearl of Danube can be complete without relaxing at the thermal baths, Budapest Info says.
WHAT IS THE SPECIAL DISCOUNT?
Buy any Budapest Card, the official city pass in our webshop or at the Budapestinfo Tourist Information Offices, and you will be able to add a Bath Ticket to your purchase for 8 euros only (3200 HUF).
This is up to 65% discount from regular bath ticket prices at the door. The discounted Bath Ticket can only be bought with the purchase of any Budapest Card.
WHICH BATH ARE INCLUDED WITH THE BATH TICKET?
All thermal baths operated by Budapest Spas (BGYH) are included in the promotion. To save more, we recommend using the Bath Ticket at one of the three historical bath houses: Széchenyi, Gellért and Rudas. The other, smaller bath houses have less expensive tickets and you will not save that much with the Bath Ticket.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE BATH HOUSES?
Széchenyi Bath:
It is one of the largest bath complexes in Europe with 21 pools. Housed in a historical setting inside City Park, it has indoor and outdoor areas, saunas and steam rooms. Locals enjoy playing chess in the thermal pool outside. Outside area is open during winter also.
Gellért Bath:
Housed in a grand hotel on the Buda side adjacent to Gellert Hill. It’s indoor thermal areas with blue Zsolnay tiles and decorations will transport you to a wonderful era. The outdoor pools are usually open during summer only.
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Rudas Bath:
The thermal bath was built almost 500 years ago. It has a hammam-style mesmerizing thermal pool, which has men/women-only days. At weekends, both men and women can enjoy the Turkish thermal area. There are several steam rooms, saunas, aromatherapy areas and pools. Enjoy the view over the Danube from the rooftop thermal pool.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING WITH ME TO THE BATHS?
To enter the baths, bring your Bath Ticket that you bought at the Budapestinfo Tourist Information Centers. Bring your towels and flipflops. If you prefer swimming at the swimming pools, a bathing cap is needed. You cannot rent towels or a swimsuit, but you can purchase them at the baths’ shop.
HOW MUCH DISCOUNT CAN I GET WHEN BUYING THE BATH TICKET?
You can get up to 65% from the regular ticket price. For example, Rudas Bath on the weekend cost 9200 HUF / person (23 eur). If you buy any of the Budapest Cards, you can buy a Bath Ticket for only 3200 HUF (8 eur).Â
HOW MUCH DO THE BATHS COST WITHOUT THE PROMOTION DISCOUNT?
Ticket prices vary at all bath houses depending on the days you visit (weekday or weekend) and the service you choose (cabin or locker). By purchasing the Bath Ticket you may get a discount between 30-65% off from regular ticket prices.