With 18 pools, 10 saunas/steam cabins, and a host of therapies, it's one of Europe's largest bath complexes and a cornerstone of Budapest's thermal bath scene. Located in the sprawling City Park ...

Here are a few other nearby attractions to check out while exploring City Park. You can walk across several bridges in Budapest including the Szechenyi Chain Bridge and the Liberty Bridge also ...

Located in City Park by Széchenyi Baths and the Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden, the Museum of Fine Arts showcases Hungarian art dating back to the Middle Ages, plus Egyptian antiquities and 13th ...

The remains of the Roman city of Aquincum are on display at Aquincum Museum and Archaeological Park in Budapest’s Óbuda district. The capital of the Roman Empire’s Pannonia Inferior province ...

According to previous visitors, one of Budapest's best thermal baths (and the largest of its kind in Europe) is Széchenyi Baths in City Park. Built in 1913, the facility features 18 pools to ...

The neo-baroque Széchenyi Fürdő medicinal baths are located in a castle like building in Budapest's City Park. Photograph by Shutterstock Tongue Twister in the Great Plain: The town of ...