You can reserve your online bath tickets to Szechenyi Baths to use the QR Enabled Expedited self-check-in service. Warmly recommended for afternoon visitors from May to October, in December, and on the weekends. The entry is from 9 am with online tickets. Early risers can buy their tickets at the cashier.
Please note that banks of your country may not offer an ideal currency rate for Forint payments (Euros are normally better converted in EU countries). Please consult with your Bank for further advice.
Hello – Is it possible to buy tickets or make a reservation in advance online in Hungarian Forint and not in Euros??? We are a group of adults and will be visiting monday the 31/3 2025 or Tuesday the 1/4 2025
Dear Bo,
Thank you for contacting us about your plan to reserve tickets in the thermal bath. 2025 dates are not available yet.
Kindly check back closer to the date, a few weeks before the preferred date.
Greetings,
We will be in Budapest from 24 to 27th October. In 26 we really want to visit the baths.
The question is, can we buy the tickets online in Hungarian Forint and not in EUR?
Thank you in advance!
Hello:
We will be in Budapest from 27 september to 3 october.
The question is, can we buy the tickets online in Hungarian Forint and not in EUR?
Thank you in advance!
Dear Yolanda,
Tickets can be purchased online also in Hungarian Forint (HUF).
We have sent you further details via email.
Wishing you a wonderful time in Budapest!
hi , we are visiting Budapest on the 1st-4th November , can we book/buy tickets before we arrive for the monday/tuesday, will either day be busier than the other?
thank you in advance
Dear S Sankey,
Thank you for your message.
In general, weekends tend to be busier than weekdays, so Monday and Tuesday will likely be less crowded compared to Saturday or Sunday. If you’re looking for a more relaxed experience, visiting on a weekday is recommended.
Please note that November 1st is a Hungarian public holiday (All Saints’ Day). On national holidays, thermal baths in Budapest remain open, including Széchenyi, Rudas, Lukács, and Palatinus Baths. On these days, the baths operate with Sunday opening hours and Sunday pricing.