Attraction · Budapest

Széchenyi Thermal Bath (Széchenyi Gyógyfürdő) tickets: prices, hours & free things nearby

Budapest's largest thermal bath, a neo-baroque complex in City Park with outdoor and indoor thermal pools, saunas and steam rooms, run by Budapest Spas (BGYH).

Independent guide, not the official Széchenyi Bath website. Official links are under Sources.

Széchenyi Thermal Bath (Széchenyi Gyógyfürdő)
Photo: Marc Ryckaert (MJJR) · CC BY 3.0
FtPAID
Paid entry

No — Széchenyi Bath has no free entry.

  • One daily ticket for all ages, with no child, family, student or senior tickets. Children under 14 are not admitted at all since 1 August 2025 (only with a specialist's medical certificate approved in advance).
  • Ticket: Daily ticket with locker, Monday-Thursday (HUF) — Ft 13,200.

Verified Monday, 2 November 2026 against official sources

Before you go

Tips for your visit

  • There is no free entry and no child, student, senior or family ticket: everyone pays the same daily ticket.
  • Children under 14 cannot enter at all (since 1 August 2025), not even the outdoor pools; bring ID for teenagers.
  • Monday-Thursday is the cheapest; the 'Good morning Budapest' ticket for entry before 9:00 is cheaper still.
  • Towels, slippers and swimwear are not included; slippers are compulsory and a cap is needed in the lap pool.
  • Pools close 20 minutes before the bath, and the cash desks one hour before.

Official prices

Széchenyi Bath ticket prices

Daily ticket with locker, Monday-Thursday (HUF) — Price in HUF, 2026 price list. Fridays and weekends HUF 14,800; holidays and peak season HUF 15,800. Private changing room (cabin) instead of a locker: +HUF 1,000. 'Good morning Budapest' ticket (entry before 9:00): HUF 10,500 Mon-Thu, 11,800 Fri. Budapest Card: 20% off the locker ticket, on site only. Daily tickets sold at the entrance opposite the Circus are card-only.Ft 13,200
Fast Track ticket with locker, Monday-Thursday (online only; HUF 16,800 Fri-Sun)Ft 15,200
Private changing room (cabin) on top of the daily ticket, per person — Room for luggage; one cabin is enough for two people.Ft 1,000
Dayspalm Chill & Cocktail package, Monday-Thursday, per person (HUF 36,000 Fri-Sun)Ft 29,000
Private Spa Retreat in Superior Room without treatment, weekdays, per personFt 30,000

Prices from the official website, checked Nov 2026. There is no free entry; free places nearby are listed below.

Tickets & tours

Best-rated tickets and tours: Széchenyi Bath

See all tickets and tours

Ratings and prices from the booking partners; prices may change.

Practical

Opening hours & how to get there

Mon07:00–20:00
Tue07:00–20:00
Wed07:00–20:00
Thu07:00–20:00
Fri07:00–22:00
Sat08:00–20:00
Sun08:00–20:00

Open every day. Bath: Mon-Thu 07:00-20:00, Fri 07:00-22:00, Sat-Sun 08:00-20:00; pools and saunas close 20 minutes earlier, cash desks one hour before closing. Public holidays follow weekend hours; from 8:00 in peak season (18 Dec 2026 - 6 Jan 2027). Special days: 8 Dec 2026 until 16:00; 24 Dec 07:00-13:00; 25-26 Dec 10:00-20:00; 31 Dec 08:00-18:00; 1 Jan 2027 10:00-20:00.

Állatkerti körút 9-11, 1146 Budapest, Hungary

Map © OpenStreetMap contributors

FAQ

Széchenyi Bath: common questions

Is Széchenyi Bath free?

No. The official ticket office states there is no free admission to Széchenyi Bath. One daily ticket for all ages, with no child, family, student or senior tickets. Children under 14 are not admitted at all since 1 August 2025 (only with a specialist's medical certificate approved in advance). Otherwise the official ticket costs Ft 13,200.

How much is a ticket to Széchenyi Bath?

Daily ticket with locker, Monday-Thursday (HUF) costs Ft 13,200 on the official site.

Visitor reviews

What visitors say about Széchenyi Bath

No reviews yet. Been here? Tell others how it went — especially on a free day.

Write a review
Your rating of Széchenyi Bath

No links or emails. Reviews are checked before they're published.

Plan your visit

Ready for Széchenyi Bath?

Compare the paid options and book ahead.

Some links are affiliate links: we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. It never changes what we list as free. How we make money