1/5
Csillaghegy Baths
Surrounded by a park of ancient trees, the most beautifully located lido in Budapest is this one at Csillaghegy. Recently it has been extended, with a new spa centre, thermal pools, large sauna world and a children’s section.
Csillaghegy Baths
District III. Pusztakúti út 2-6
Open: Pool Daily 6-8pm. Spa, children's zone & sauna world Daily 8am-8pm
2/5
Dagály Baths
Budapest’s revered Dagály was closed while the Duna Aréna swimming complex was built for the FINA world championships in 2017 and has only recently reopened. It has since been expanded with a thermal, spa and medical department. Set by the Danube, the Dagály remains a firm family favourite.
Dagály Baths
District XIII. Népfürdő utca 36
Open: Daily 6am-8pm
3/5
Gellért Baths
The most sumptuously decorated spa in Budapest always attracts tourists, but it is quieter during the week. The wave pool outside was the world’s first and the warmer pool also has attractive features.
Gellért Baths
District XI. Kelenhegyi út 4
Open: Daily 6am-8pm
4/5
Lukács Baths
The waters at the Lukács are meant to have the strongest healing powers, and this is certainly Budapest’s most versatile spa. In addition to the luxurious indoor areas, there’s an outdoor pool and two swimming pools, and you can also use the sunbathing terrace and the fitness equipment.
Lukács Baths
District II. Frankel Leó út 25-29
Open: Daily 6am-10pm
5/5
Palatinus Baths
At this spa on Margaret Island, you can even sweat in the geothermal sauna, but you should also enjoy the sunshine outside on the giant slides or in the swimming, adventure and wave pools.
Palatinus Baths
District XIII. Margaret Island
Open: Daily 8am-8pm
