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Would you like to have a free entrance to Szechenyi Baths? Here is your chance. On the day of the World Tourism Day, which is an annual celebration of international tourism around the globe on September 27, you can take a free tour inside Szechenyi Baths and Pool in Budapest. …

It seems that the summer is over so the last Szechenyi Baths Party, aka Szecska Sparty, will be tomorrow, on the 8th September 2012. The parties at Szechenyi Baths and Pool are amazing, lots of fun, and if you enjoy parties and want to be part of something really cool …

This walk through video was made by an American tourist visiting the Szechenyi Baths in the summer of 2012. He is actually walking through with his video camera from the entrance to the baths (tactfully leaving out the getting changed chapter). Szechenyi Baths is huge and many tourists wonder what …

One of the most common misconceptions about Szechenyi Baths Budapest is that it is a Turkish bath. To put it shortly, Szechenyi Baths is not a Turkish bath, but there are several still functioning beautiful Turkish Baths in Budapest, Hungary, like Rudas Baths or Veli Bej Baths. Turkish Baths: 16th Century …

The natural spring water of Szechenyi Baths comes from St Istvan (Saint Stephen) Well Nr. 2 (this spring well was opened in 1938, the first wells of Szechenyi Baths were found by Vilmos Zsigmondy whose statue you can see in front of Szechenyi Baths). The well of Szent Istvan is …