Budapest, the capital city of Hungary, is world-renowned for its historic thermal baths, with the Széchenyi Thermal Bath ...

Visitors enjoy a thermal bath in the open air pool at the Szechenyi Thermal Bath in Budapest, Hungary on Jan. 16, 2026.

According to travel expert Rick Steves, a trip to Budapest isn't complete without a few hours spent bathing in the thermal waters of the city's most iconic bathhouse. Over a century old, the Szechenyi ...

It was cold outside in Budapest on the day I visited Széchenyi Bath (or fürdő in Hungarian), a Neo-baroque-style bathhouse built in 1913. Snow flurries were intermittent and wondrous, the chill broken ...

Budapest's thermal baths have been soothing souls for centuries. These mineral-rich waters melt away stress, provide muscle relief and improve circulation after even a short soak. There are more than ...

Tourists are welcome. The thermal baths are basically like your hometown swimming pool — except the water is 100 degrees, there are plenty of jets and bubbles to massage away your stress and you’re ...

For me, splashing and relaxing in Budapest's thermal baths is the city's top attraction. Though it might sound daunting, bathing in Budapest is far more accessible than you'd think. Tourists are ...

"Whenever I have a project that needs a European-looking city, my direct path is to Budapest," says veteran producer Robert Lantos. By Mia Galuppo Senior Entertainment Reporter Filming in Hungary ...

DEBRECEN, Hungary — It’s pretty cool for a place that’s designed to make you sweat. The air is kept at a steamy 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit — body temperature — inside Hungary’s first indoor thermal-water ...

Filming in Hungary offers everything from a massive amount of production space and a 20-year strong tax rebate to eight symphony orchestras and thermal baths. On a panel during the Cannes Film ...