Budapest, Hungary

Quick Facts

• Budapest is home to the largest thermal water cave system in the world, with over 120 hot springs that supply the city's famous baths.
• The Széchenyi Thermal Bath, opened in 1913, is the largest medicinal bath in Europe and features 18 pools, including indoor and outdoor options.
• Budapest's ruin bars, such as Szimpla Kert, are unique venues set in abandoned buildings and courtyards, with Szimpla Kert opening its doors in 2002 and becoming a cultural landmark.
• The Gellért Baths, established in 1918, are renowned for their stunning Art Nouveau architecture and intricate mosaics, attracting visitors for both relaxation and aesthetics.
• The city's thermal baths have been used for centuries, dating back to the Roman era, when the ancient city of Aquincum utilized the natural hot springs for public baths.

Travel Details

Country

Hungary

Population

Varies

Daily Budget

$80-150

Best Time to Visit

Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct

Current Weather

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7°C/45°F

Partly Cloudy

Currency

Ft HUF

Coordinates

47.4979, 19.0402