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Gellért Baths Closed: The iconic Gellért Thermal Bath is closed for renovation until 2028. Alternatives: Rudas, Széchenyi, or Lukács Baths.
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OFFICIAL RECORD // Thermal Baths Budapest

Thermal Baths Budapest

An image showcasing the tranquil atmosphere of Budapest's iconic thermal baths
Budapest’s Liquid Gold

A Dive into Thermal Bliss

Budapest, often dubbed the “City of Spas,” boasts a rich tapestry of thermal baths, each steeped in history and therapeutic tradition. These baths, fueled by natural thermal springs, have been a cornerstone of Hungarian culture and well-being for centuries.

From the grandeur of the Széchenyi and Gellért Baths to the more intimate and historic settings like Rudas and Király, Budapest’s thermal baths offer visitors a unique opportunity to relax, rejuvenate, and immerse themselves in a quintessential Hungarian experience. Dive into this guide to discover the magic of Budapest’s thermal waters and the architectural wonders that house them.

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