Biglietto per le Terme di Budapest Széchenyi
Descrizione
Immergiti in una giornata di relax e scoperta culturale con i biglietti del Bagno Széchenyi. Essendo il più grande complesso termale termale di Budapest e di tutta Europa, Széchenyi offre la perfetta miscela di benessere e storia in un ambiente neobarocco mozzafiato. Costruito nel 1913, il complesso è cresciuto da modesti bagni di vapore privati in una grande spa con 3 piscine tonificanti all'aperto e 15 rilassanti piscine coperte, ognuna alimentata da sorgenti termali naturali. Con il tuo biglietto, puoi rilassarti in acque ricche di minerali, goderti la vivace atmosfera del cortile e sperimentare un pezzo iconico della cultura ungherese. Se siete alla ricerca di ringiovanimento, bellezza architettonica, o un'esperienza veramente locale, Széchenyi Bath vi invita a rilassarsi, ricaricare e assaporare una giornata indimenticabile a Budapest.
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Informazioni importanti
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- IMPORTANTE: è necessario utilizzare ed eseguire la scansione del codice QR ricevuto al momento della prenotazione per entrare.
- IMPORTANTE : I minori di 14 anni non possono accedere al locale.
- È vietato indossare costumi da bagno che coprono tutto il corpo.
- La spa non è consigliata e il massaggio non è disponibile per le donne in gravidanza
- È necessario avere delle infradito per accedere al centro benessere (non sono ammessi infradito utilizzate in strada). È possibile acquistarle in loco.
- La piscina all'aperto può essere utilizzata solo con la cuffia, che è possibile acquistare in loco.
- Disclaimer : Le piscine e le saune sono soggette a manutenzione regolare mentre sono fuori uso per brevi periodi. Si prega di controllare la sezione notizie del sito ufficiale per informazioni aggiornate sulle manutenzioni
- Piscina, sauna e cabine a vapore presso la spa sono coeducati
- Il biglietto è valido solo per un ingresso una tantum. Orario di apertura : Giorni feriali : 7 - 20 Fine settimana e festivi : 8 - 20. Ultimo ingresso: 1 ora prima dell'orario di chiusura.
- i minori di 14 anni non possono entrare.
Recensioni(2,276)
I was reluctant. It’s a pricy visit but worth. I went in the morning, and it wasn’t crowded. The pools are lovely. Be sure to pick up some flip flops before you arrive (many little shops around town sell them) and grab a towel from your hotel (wink wink), they’re required, and expensive at the baths. No issues as a solo woman. I bought the cabin so I had a private changing room.
When we arrived there seemed to be a problem with the tickets. After 20 minutes and a few telephone calls we got in.
Enjoyable visit to the baths. Outdoor pools are lovely inside looks very tired and old . if you require a sunlounger get there early. would recommend cabin changing ideal for storing belongings
The baths are worth visiting for a relaxing day in Budapest. They were clean, even though the building is worn and could use a refresh. As mentioned in the booking, no towels are provided so we purchased them. At least we have souvenirs? It’s an efficient process to check in and get a changing room.
Great day at thermal baths - inside and outside baths with different temperatures (the temperature is stated on each thermal bath.) There are also sauna’s here too. Very busy and we were unable to access sun longer as they were all full. There is cafe and refreshments hut which had reasonable prices. Unfortunately, the sandwich bar was closed but we were told to return in an hour but we used the cafe instead. Full day cost approximately £50 per person. We booked the small cabin to secure our items. Tip - bring a towel and suitable footwear for around the thermal baths. Great experience and worth going too.
Terrible!!!! I would not recommend visiting this spa, it’s overpriced, the main pool was out of action when we visited. The indoor pools are the same either end of the building which are in desperate need of some modifications, very old and in disrepair. The sauna we went in smelt old and very musty, needless to say we didn’t go in any of the others. We only stayed for about an hour, and that was enough.
Great to see but SO SO crowded. You could barely find a spot to hang your towel ever mind a chair. The baths were nice but think they should limit the amount they let in.
They made us purchase water shoes before entering because we didnt have any. Cost $37 to purchase. Then once inside we found out we could rent for only $12. The gift shop knew this and intentional had us purchase overpriced shoe's before we could enter. Not impressed. The place was fun but super crowded and not enough chairs to even sit down.
The baths were a one of a kind, unforgettable experience enjoyable for all ages. There was an assortment of pools and saunas available for use with varying temperatures and purposes, and when you go make sure to bring sunscreen, flip flops, and towels.
Easy to find and we discovered that it was easy to upgrade because we bought just general admission tickets. Having the VIP (middle level) was worth the extra money to have access to quieter areas.
