Budapest offers a range of night bathing experiences in its famous thermal baths, blending relaxation with unique late-night atmospheres. Here are some of the best options to enjoy the hot spring waters and chase away the gloom of darkness in Hungary’s capital in the wee hours: Szechenyi Bath Budapest Night Bath Parties …

Many visitors  in Budapest wish to know whether children (teens, toddlers, babies) can go to the Thermal Baths, and which, if any, are the most suitable and best value for families with teenagers and children. Children under 14 are not allowed to enter the thermal baths in Budapest (some notable …

Make your bath ticket pre-booking to Lukacs Baths in the booking form below to secure your visit at the baths. Online ticket holders can check in at dedicated cashiers. If you wish to book a Massage in Lukacs Bath, please inquire on the spot as we only offer online reservation …

While expectant mums visiting Budapest Szechenyi Bath or Gellert Bath cannot enjoy a pregnancy massage in the thermal baths, there are massage parlours and excellent bath spas in Budapest city where you can book a real treat for a pregnant mother. We would recommend Mandala Spa Bath Budapest for a pampering …

If you are planning to enjoy a massage in the spa baths in Budapest, you may wish to make an advance reservation as treatments are often booked up in advance. You can use the following booking form to make a pre-paid reservation. Kindly note that the ticket and cabin are …

Reserve your tickets to Palatinus Bath Budapest in the booking form below:

Veli Bej Bath in Budapest is a tranquil oasis, often overshadowed by the city’s more famous thermal baths like Szechenyi, Gellert or Rudas Bath. Dating back to the 16th century during the Ottoman Empire, the spa is named after Turkish governor Veli Bej and was established as a place for …