Very efficient. Delivery of Budapest card to my hotel - all ready and waiting for me. Card very helpful for discounts and great to get on the public transport system without the need to get tickets.
Very efficient. Delivery of Budapest card to my hotel - all ready and waiting for me. Card very helpful for discounts and great to get on the public transport system without the need to get tickets.
Budapest Card + free entrance to Szt. Lukacs Thermal Bath and Pool
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Paul,
United Kingdom
16 Sep 2023
Excellent
Bus number 5 became our friend during our visit as it allowed us to link up with numerous tram and bus lines. We took bus 5 out to Nyul Itca in order to take the Cogwheel railway and then onto the...
Bus number 5 became our friend during our visit as it allowed us to link up with numerous tram and bus lines. We took bus 5 out to Nyul Itca in order to take the Cogwheel railway and then onto the Childrens' railway. It was pleasing to visit the Basilica and other places for free or with a discount. Recommended for the hassle free experience of getting around and about.
Budapest Card + free entrance to Szt. Lukacs Thermal Bath and Pool
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Anonymous
29 Mar 2023
Good
I could freely roam the city and explore, see quite a few museums and with the 2 tours I really felt like I saw the whole city, as much as I could in 3 days.
Budapest Card + free entrance to Szt. Lukacs Thermal Bath and Pool
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For years, Budapest has been the wellness center of Europe. Bathhouses have flourished here ever since Roman times, and the lifestyle was refined after the conquest by the Turks. A relaxing day in the beautiful Széchenyi Spa complex whisks you back in time among giant pillars and soothing pools, and puts you and your aching limbs in the largest medicinal bath in Europe!
The Hungarian Parliament is considered to be one of the most beautiful parliamentary buildings in the world, with almost 18,000 square meters of unprecedented majesty spread across four magnificent floors.
The Gellért Spa is part of the famous Art Nouveau Hotel Gellért on the right bank of the Danube. Budapest was awarded the title of Spa City in 1934 and Gellért Spa, widely acknowledged as one of the most beautiful in all of Budapest, is one of the main reasons. The restorative traditions on this spot stretch way into the past; references to healing waters in this location are found from as early as the 13th century.
With 12 million tourists flocking to Budapest every year, there’s good reason to take a Budapest boat tour.
These Budapest river cruises will take you past the beautiful area of Budapest that runs alongside the Danube River – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – so you can appreciate the beauty of buildings like Buda Castle, the Hungarian Academy, and the Parliament building.
Your Budapest river cruise will sail by 18th and 19th-century masterpieces of architecture that showcase Baroque, neo-Renaissance, and neo-Gothic style that rival the likes of Paris and London.
Take your pick from a number of Budapest boat tours and find a cruise that suits you. There’s options that include: drinks, live music, evening departures that show the city by night, and even visits to the House of Parliament.
Also known as The Great Synagogue or Tabakgasse Synagogue, Dohány Street Synagogue was built in 1859. It's located in Erzsébetváros, in Budapest's 7th district. The synagogue boasts elements of both Romantic and Moorish architecture and is also home to the Hungarian Jewish Museum and the Holocaust Memorial Room.
This magnificent synagogue, seating 3,000 people, is the biggest in Europe and the second biggest in the world.
The Szt. Lukács Thermal Bath and Pool has a long history dating all the way back to the 12th century when knights of the order of Saint John, engaging in curing the sick, settled in the area of today's Lukács Bath. They were followed by the orders of Rhodos and Malta, who built their monastery’s baths.
The bath operated through the time of the Turks but the energy of the springs were used primarily to produce gunpowder and for grinding wheat. In 1884, the bath was privately purchased and transformed into a spa hotel with up-to-date hydrotherapy and a modern swimming pool.
Travellers would come from around the world looking for a cure, and would place marble tablets on the wall of the Bath's courtyard to express their gratitude of a successful treatment. While medicine has moved on, the baths still offer a regenerative experience and a perfect place to relax.
