Budapest spas
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Info. The Kiraly was the one where we were returniung from Romania in the winter.Budapest - healing spas: Csepel Csillaghegy Dagály Dandár Gellért Király Lukács Palatinus Paskál Pesterzsébet Pünkösdfürdő Római Rudas Széchenyi Újpest https://www.spasbudapest.com/tartalom.php From https://travelpuppy.com/hungary/budapest/sightseeing.htm : Hotel Gellért and Thermal Baths Prudes are not advised to try out the Gellért Baths (valued since the Turkish occupation for their medicinal qualities) or any other thermal spas in the city, for that matter. Upon entrance, a strip of cloth is given to the men and a tiny apron to women. Massages last 15 or 40 minutes and a vigorous experience not to be embarked upon by the faint-hearted. Bathing suits are donned before entering the main mixed swimming pool – an Art Nouveau beauty surrounded by columns. There are separate thermal pools of varying temperatures, steam rooms and sauna with one side for men and the other for women. XI Szent Gellért tér 2-6 Telephone number: (01) 385 2200. Website: www.danubiusgroup.com Opening hours: Monday-Friday 0600-1900 hrs, Saturday and Sunday 0600-1600 hrs. Admission charge. Budapest Baths Budapest is well known for its baths, and indeed any visit to the Hungarian capital should include one session in one of the city’s many fine establishments. Apart from the Gellert Thermal Baths (see above), check out the following The neo-Baroque Széchenyi Baths in Városliget, Állatkerti körút 11 (telephone number: (01) 321 0310), one of the largest spa complexes in Europe, where you will find indoor steam rooms and thermal baths and outdoor pools where bathers play chess. The Kiraly Baths, II Fo utca 84 (telephone number: (01) 201 4392), housed in one of the city’s most important Ottoman monuments, where small baths of varying temperatures surround a large main pool – the traditional Turkish bath layout. The Rudas, I Dobrentei ter 9 (telephone number: (01) 356 1322), with its beautiful dome, arguably the finest of Budapest’s baths (the Rudas is currently closed for refurbishment and is scheduled to reopen in January or February 2005). Rac Gyogyfurdo, Hadnagy utca, 8-10 (telephone number: (01) 356 1010), another Turkish bath with an octagonal pool and a very beautiful Ottoman dome which has just undergone a massive refurbishment project. For more info visit www.spasbudapest.com
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https://www.hoteltelnet.hu/en/ https://www.hoteltelnet.hu/en/hotelgellert/#hotel_priselist https://www.hoteltelnet.hu/en/thermalhotelheviz/ https://www.hoteltelnet.hu/en/heviz-hotel-naturmed-carbona-thermal-spa-hungary-ungarn/#hotel_priselist Tourist office in the hotel From 2005 summer we offer organised walking tours, excursions by bus and ship, sailing programs on Lake Balaton, wine tasting, etc… Sights in the region: Hévíz – the biggest natural thermal lake in the world Zalaszántó – Buddhist shrine (Stupa) Kis-Balaton – National Park Keszthely – Festetics Castle, Doll Museum Sümeg – fortress Balatonederics – Africa Museum, Safari Park Tapolca – lake-cave Cserszegtomaj – Margit look-out Gyenesdiás – Festetics look-out Badacsony – taverns, wine cellars, wine tasting