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Budapest Gyógyfürdői és Hévizei (Budapest Spas)

The municipal company that runs Budapest's spas: Széchenyi, Rudas, Lukács and Gellért, the last closed for works until 2028.

Budapest Spas cPlc, in Hungarian Budapest Gyógyfürdői és Hévizei Zrt., is the city company that operates Budapest's great thermal spas. Each spa has its own website, its own online ticket sales and its own rules, collected in a common set of regulations with annexes for each bath.

Its spas

Széchenyi, in City Park: the largest, with outdoor pools.
Rudas, at the foot of Gellért Hill: a 16th-century Turkish bath, rooftop and night bathing.
Lukács, next to Margaret Bridge: the locals' spa.
Gellért: closed from 1 October 2025 until 2028.

Before you go

Since 1 August 2025, Széchenyi and Rudas do not admit children under 14. The day ticket does not include a towel or bathrobe. Buy on each bath's website: there are resellers who charge more for the same ticket.

What they run

The Geocalia activities run by Budapest Gyógyfürdői és Hévizei (Budapest Spas), with the prices and terms they publish.

Lukács Baths, the Budapest locals' spa in Budapest Day ticket to the Lukács baths From €7000 adult, in forints Monday to Thursday 7,000 Ft; Friday to Sunday 8,000 Ft. Cabin, 1,000 Ft Book
Rudas Baths, the 16th-century Turkish bath and the rooftop jacuzzi in Budapest General admission to the Rudas baths (all areas) From €12,000 adult, in forints · Ages 14 and up Monday to Thursday 12,000 Ft; Friday to Sunday 15,000 Ft; peak days 16,000 Ft Book Night bathing at Rudas, Friday and Saturday from 22:00 to 3:00 From €15,000 adult, in forints · Ages 14 and up Sold online only Book
Széchenyi Baths, the open-air hot springs in City Park in Budapest Day ticket with locker to the Széchenyi baths From €13,200 adult, in forints · Ages 14 and up · All year Monday to Thursday 13,200 Ft; Friday and weekend 14,800 Ft; peak days 15,800 Ft. Entry before 9:00, from 10,500 Ft. Fast Track, online only, from 15,200 Ft. Cabin, 1,000 Ft extra Book