Gellért Thermal Bath
The Gellért bath is probably the best known in the city, whose main swimming pool has been featured in newspapers, commercials, and films.
The Gellért Thermal Bath, built in 1918 and expanded in 1927, is located in the Hotel Gellért, although it has its own access on one of the building’s wings.
An unusual fact is that the baths were built many years before the construction of the hotel.
Our Opinion
The main swimming pool is breathtaking; nevertheless, the rest of the spa isn’t as impressive and its facilities are a little old-fashioned. Another disadvantage is that the Gellért Thermal Bath is one of the most expensive spas in Budapest and its main swimming pool has cold water.
If you want to enjoy a relaxing and unwinding “spa experience”, we recommend visiting the Széchenyi Thermal Bath.
Gellért Thermal Bath Tickets
If you want to purchase your tickets in advance, you can do so on our website. These are priority, skip-the-line tickets that include individual changing rooms.
Schedule
Everyday from 9 am - 7 pm.
Price
Daily entry with locker: 10,500 Ft (US$ 27.16)
Entry with locker on Fridays and weekends: 12,000 Ft (US$ 31.05)
Entry during holidays and peak season:13,000 Ft (US$ 33.63)
Gellért Spa Ticket € 42 (US$ 43.76)
Transport
Tram: Szent Gellért tér, lines 18, 19, 41, 47, and 49.
Bus: Szent Gellért tér, lines 7, 86, 173, and 233E.
Nearby places
Cave Church, Budapest (133 m) Budapest Citadella (531 m) Central Market Hall (595 m) Rudas Thermal Bath (709 m) Inner City Parish Church (939 m)
