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Széchenyi Spa Full-Day Admission
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Have a fully Hungarian experience by visiting two of the most famous Budapest attractions. The worldwide known Széchenyi Spa of Budapest was built in 1913 and is Europe’s largest healing bath with its 15 indoor and 3 grand outdoor pools. The pools are of varying temperatures between 18 to 38 °C (64 to 100 °F), and the complex covering 6220 square metres (67000 sq ft) also includes saunas and a steam bath. Afterwards visit a hidden gem in the city center to taste some Hungarian Palinkas (spirits; non- alcoholic drinks are also available). Differently from whiskey or vodka, palinka is made exclusively from different sorts of fruits and has an aromatic smell. Its; birth, tradition and history are inseparably connected to Hungary. We believe that a nation can be truly known through its cuisine, so we encourage you to discover Hungary's drinks with us: choose between 1cl of pálinka or 2x0.5 dl of wine (one white - one rosé) complimentary tasting.
Important: The ticket is only for one-time entry! You cannot exit and reenter the bath!
Inclusions
Full day entrance to Széchenyi Spa (with locker or cabin)
Free tasting options at the Hungarian Gastro Cellar venue
Meeting points
Széchenyi Spa
H - 1146 Budapest, Állatkerti krt. 9-11.
Hungarian Gastro Cellar
H-1061 Budapest, Király street 20.
Hungarian Gastro Cellar Opening Hours
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Sunday 14:00-23:00
Friday | Saturday 14:00 -24:00
Program and cast
Szechenyi Spa
Szechenyi Spa Baths is in the biggest green park of Budapest, in the City Park, close to a bunch of Budapest attractions. The Neo-baroque palace was specifically built for hosting Szechenyi Baths as Hungary has been the country of baths (and Budapest the City of Baths) for many centuries: starting with the Roman settlers who built the first spa baths, through the 16th century Turkish occupiers who built many of the famous and revived Turkish baths in Budapest to the 19-20th century natural medical trends that promote aqua therapies and their deeply beneficial effects. The beautiful building of the spa baths is the design of Gyozo Czigler (Győző Czigler) who started to build Szechenyi Furdo in May 1909.
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