The many characteristic baths of Budapest

Built in 1565, it derives its name from the König family who took it over 200 years later and turned it into a place of healing. Visitors will be treated to a real retro feeling. Its main appeal is that it is, generally speaking, less well-known, and accordingly it is an ideal option if you don't like crowds.

There are 21 thermal springs feeding into the bath, which is open to guests on a traditional basis, meaning male or female-only days, although the modern pool upstairs is available for everyone full time to relax and soak in the Budapest view, even in wintertime. Besides the traditional relaxing bathing, treat yourself to a massage, unwind in the sauna, or enjoy the benefits of the salt cabin.

The park leading to the bath building is lined with plaques written in a number of languages expressing gratitude for the wondrous effect of the bath's water. Lukács is immense, with various departments quite a distance from one another to be enjoyed by those wanting to relax, along with those who have sore parts they want to treat. Enjoy one or more of the many different massage services, then grab a sunbed and relax outside.

The bath building is the jewel of City Park (Városliget) and is one of the most popular destinations for visitors. The range of massage services is too long to list, it has 11 medicinal pools, steam cabins, and basks in natural light thanks to the large windows that allow the sun to flood in. For the full experience, be sure to play a game of chess!

Medicinal water, saunas and various different options like steam cabins make this location a spot of healing for those struggling with rheumatic symptoms as well as those just wanting to relax. It is a small bath compared to some of the others, which makes it a good option if you prefer to avoid crowds.

It provides several indoor thermal pools and swimming pools, a large outdoor adventure pool and an outdoor wave pool for fun, as well as an extensive range of medicinal and beauty treatment options. Besides relaxing in a sauna, a steam room, a sunbathing terrace, you can also visit a dentist.

Children will especially enjoy the many water slides, but the biggest, 17-meter tower will bring an adrenaline rush for anyone. Although Hungary may not have an image of a surfer’s paradise, Aquaworld has a wave pool where enthusiasts of the sport can catch a wave indoors.