Széchenyi Thermal Bath Park

Was a bit confusing on which door to go in to, a sign outside would be better. We went early and got the discount pricing and had an opportunity to roam around. Crowds did start coming in around 11am when we left. IMO water was not hot enough, was fun to try and get that picture/video.

Because the place was supposedly a must-see, and because you were there and had to go... in short: run away! The place is dilapidated (mold on the ceilings, black mold on the ancient tile grout...), with many outdated or even non-functional …

Unfortunately this is one of those overpriced tourist traps and it's just run down, with mildew and cracks commonplace, and in an overall state of delapitation. Also, they don't limit the amount people they let in so it gets unhygenically …

A nice experience, but nothing extraordinary. We came in the morning, so there were fewer people in the outdoor and indoor pools, which are all usable except for the difference in pool temperature. Important ⚠️: absolutely bring your own …

A beautiful, large park with plenty of great playgrounds for children. It's a great place for families to spend time. And the food at the park cafes was also very good.