Széchenyi Spa Tour, visit with priority entrance.

On this walk, you will go with a guide in Spanish who will tell you the origin and history of the springs of Budapest, in addition to the important therapeutic properties of these medicinal waters. Of all the spas, the Széchenyi in Budapest is the largest in Europe. Built in 1913 in neo-baroque style, it was the first therapeutic spa in the city. Its thermal water comes from the second deepest well in Budapest, located at 1,246 meters deep and with 76ºC of temperature. This tradition is deeply rooted in the culture of the city, you will see that many people go to the baths to relax or socialize with their friends. You'll even see them playing chess! The Széchenyi baths have 15 indoor thermal pools and 3 outdoor thermal pools, saunas, Turkish baths and various therapeutic and beauty treatments. Once inside the bathrooms with your priority entrance you can enjoy the facilities until the closing time.

Discovering Thermal Baths of Budapest Tour

Capital of Hungary Budapest is located on the River Danube. It is beautiful from far and even more amazing from inside! Budapest, next to its cultural and historical attractions is also famous for its hot water springs. Were the Romans once, who started bathing culture in Budapest? How many therm’s you can find in this Hungarian city? The bathing culture of the Hungarians is very lively and health conscious: not only are water sports held in great respect, but the young and the old all enjoy the spa waters and the fun bath complexes. With you local guide you will visit a few classical thermal baths, and a Turkish bath from the 16th century. During the tour, you will learn about the bathing culture, some architecture and you can even taste the thermal water.

Beerspa (1 hour) + Szechenyi ticket (full day)

The tubs are filled with freshly poured 36 degree warm thermal water combined with a jug of natural beer ingredients: the malt, hops and yeast have an amazing impact on your skin and body. But don’t worry – the water has a nice herbal scent! Meanwhile you can pull yourself as many pints of beer as you wish from the taps situated on the side of the tubs! (High quality craft ale with 4% alcohol) To make it even better – we serve traditional Hungarian appetizers as well. Enjoy Széchenyi bath before or after your BeerSpa.

Discovering Budapest: Explore the city's hot pools and heroes on an audio tour

Budapest is a city with a glorious and turbulent past. Join me on this self-guided audio tour as we uncover the true Budapest. We begin our tour at the historical Heroes' Square, and meet some of the heroes of Hungarian history. We’ll take a walk through the lush greenery of City Park, before ending with a dip in Hungary’s most famous thermal spa, Szechenyi Bath. Whether it’s your first time in my beautiful city, or you know it well, you’ll surely discover a new and unique side to Budapest. Find out about • The origins of the Magyar language • The fierce and unflinching horse archers of the plains • Medieval witch hunts • A fake castle at the heart of the city • The faceless scribe of Hungarian history • Why church bells toll worldwide every day at noon. • Why Budapest is the capital of thermal spas Don’t forget your swimsuit if you plan on soaking in the calming hot pools of Szechenyi Bath. The entrance fee to the bath is not included in the tour.

Szechenyi Spa Visit with Hotel Pickup

Budapest – the City of Baths – houses nearly 50 spas, baths and public pools. Visiting the city can not be complete without taking a bath in one of its world-famous thermal spring spas. The Széchenyi Bath, the first thermal bath of the city,  is the largest thermal bath complex not only in Hungary, but in Europe as well. Take the day in complete comfort and enjoy the complementary pick up from your door to the entrance of the spa, then avoid queues and save time with your skip the line entry tickets. Choose an additional I love Spa package or a 20 minutes massage for the complete and relaxing spa experience!

Classic Budapest Tour

Your Classic Budapest Tour will contain both sides, Pest-side ad Buda-side as well. Heroes Square with the City Park, Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Andrássy Avenue, Saint Steven's Basilica, Chain Bridge, Castle Hill and the most important sights of the Castle District, the breathraking view from the Fisherman's Bastion and Matthias Church. Duration of the tour is 4 hours. It's a walking tour, to cover a bigger distance the use of public transportation is at your own expense.

Budapest Overview with lunch light included

The historical visit and the tasting of typical products PEST: Andrássy Avenue - the ancient underground - Heroes' Square - Museum of Fine Arts - Városliget Park - Vajdahunyad Castle - Széchenyi Thermal Baths - St. Stephen's Basilica (internal visit) - the administrative district - Széchenyi Square - Chain Bridge. BUDA: Piazza Clark - Montecastello - Piazza di Santa Trinità - Matthias Church only externally - Fishermen's Bastion - historic center with medieval streets with houses built in 15.-17. century. Departure with a min. of 2 people, from Erzsébet square every day of the week

Budapest: Self-Guided City Experience

Explore the city of Budapest the Vox City way, discover its best-kept secrets with self guided walking routes, audio content and must-see highlights, all from the palm of your hand. Discover the city's array of striking architectures, from the historic gem Buda Castle to the Hungarian Parliament Building, one of the most notable landmarks in the country. Experience some of Budapest's most idyllic tourist attractions, including Széchenyi Thermal Bath and Gellert Spa, or stroll across the Széchenyi Chain Bridge and enjoy panoramic views of the beautiful Danube River. Tune into your audio commentary as you stroll through the city to amplify your sightseeing experience, or if you fancy, take a beak from discovering the sights and enjoy Budapest's countless eateries, bars and shopping districts. When you’re ready, plan your next walking route, pinpoint your favourite sights and source the best photo hotspots, as you continue your exploration of Budapest the Vox City way.

Private Sauna on the river Danube

Tent Sauna experience on the river Danube. What could be more fun and relaxing than a tent Sauna session on the river Danube? We offer a special sauna experience on the banks of the Danube in a sauna tent. We heat the special camping tent with a wood-burning stove for a real sauna experience. The tent is heated for 90 minutes, during which you can have a sauna as you wish. The tent is only yours, only you use it while you are here. We have 2 sauna tents set up. In one tent 4 persons can have a sauna comfortably.

Shoot My Travel- Experience Budapest With a Local Photographer

Budapest is a picture-perfect city spilling from the banks of the Danube River in pretty pinks and whites, dazzling golds and yellows. Buda on the West of the river and Pest on the East weren’t connected until 1849 when Széchenyi Bridge was finally built. For sweeping views of the city, as well as stunning architecture and layered history, there’s the dome of St. Stephen’s Basilica, the walled fortress of the Citadel, the fairytale turrets of Fisherman’s Bastion, and massive Buda Castle. You’ll want to indulge in the spa culture and gorgeous architecture at the likes of the Art Nouveau Gellért Baths or the Neo-Baroque Széchenyi thermal baths, which transforms into a decadent party palace after dark. Budapest is a beautiful, thriving city steeped in history, thermal waters, and nightlife. Whether you’re a foodie or a history buff, book one of our Budapest photographers and enjoy the many sides of this city.