Széchenyi thermal bath

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Széchenyi thermal bath, Thermal bath complex in City Park, Budapest, Hungary.

The Széchenyi Bath features 18 pools across indoor and outdoor spaces, with temperatures ranging from 18 to 38 degrees Celsius throughout the complex.

Architect Győző Czigler designed this Neo-baroque and Renaissance revival structure in 1913, after Vilmos Zsigmondi discovered thermal springs beneath City Park.

The thermal bath represents Hungarian bathing traditions, where residents gather daily for swimming, chess games, and social interactions in mineral-rich waters.

Visitors can purchase tickets online and rent towels, bathing suits, or private cabins, with separate sections containing saunas and steam rooms.

Two natural thermal springs supply 6 million liters of water daily to this European thermal complex, maintaining constant temperatures of 74 and 77 degrees.

Location: Zugló

Inception: 1913

Architects: Győző Czigler

Official opening: 1913

Architectural style: baroque revival, classicism, Renaissance Revival architecture

Address: 9-11 Állatkerti körút 1146 Budapest

Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 07:00-19:00; Saturday-Sunday 09:00-20:00

Phone: +3613633210

Email: szechenyi@spabudapest.hu

Website: http://sp.szechenyifurdo.hu

GPS coordinates: 47.51833,19.08222

Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:50

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