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We loved the evening cruise on our first night in Budapest, a great introduction to the city. The spa was amazing the next day. Ticketing, information and directions were all straightforward but no ID documents required for either booking.

Our visit to Gellért Thermal Baths was the ultimate way to relax in Budapest. The highlight for both of us was definitely the 40°C thermal pool! We loved the contrast of dipping into the cold plunge pool right after—it was exhilarating and left us feeling amazing. Having a private cabin made everything easy and stress-free, giving us space to change and store our things comfortably. Only one steam room was working, so was a little crowded at times. Also, the wave pool is going to be repaired, so wasn't working. But did not meter from how amazing the spa is. The facilities were beautifully kept, with a serene atmosphere throughout. While food and drink prices were a little steep, it didn’t take away from how special the overall experience was. Highly recommend booking ahead through Headout—smooth and reliable. A five-star spa day!

Had a great day at the Spa. The large outdoor pool is being repaired but that didn't spoil things for us. Fruitbowl and drinks in the solarium upstairs (included in the price) was lovely and relaxing. Access via the VIP entrance ( which we eventually found at the side of the building) was easy. Most staff friendly and helpful with one exception. All in all well worth the money.

🇬🇧 Stepping into Széchenyi Thermal Bath feels like entering a royal dream — where history whispers through steam, and every drop of water carries centuries of healing. From the stunning neo-baroque architecture to the soul-soothing waters, it’s not just a bath… it’s an experience, a memory, a piece of Budapest’s heart. A place where time slows, bodies relax, and love lingers in the mist. 🇭🇺 Széchenyi fürdő nem csak víz — ez Budapest lelke, gőzbe rejtett történelem és nyugalom.

We saw a lot of Budapest! Unfortunately, we didn't have a clear view of the stops, so we took a tour (green). Perhaps it would have been easier with a map. The staff on site did not give us this. We were sometimes approached because we had booked online, or were laughed at because we would have paid more than if we had booked with them on site. We felt like 2nd class tourists. But it was different on the bus: the staff here were very nice. The headphones worked perfectly. Sitting up in the bus was quite adventurous, as the branches of the trees were sometimes so low that even the passengers in the other row of seats were hit by the branches. The Daunau cruise was fine. We would have liked the headphones again. The announcements were unfortunately not understandable. However, I would book the tour again as the price is quite okay. This time on the spot, let's see if the prices would be lower 😉

The tour, although it is only for the 4th floor, is very nice and gives us some history of the town and its main building. We had a hard time finding the guide but finally managed. You don't have to enter the lobby where you get tickets to enter the museum and palace but outside the palace itself, in the square just outside the revolving door on the city side, not the Danube side. Courteous Manuel and colleague to call us by phone. Eventually visit done!

I booked online, at first of course I was a bit skeptical. Instead everything went very well. I was in Budapest during the June 2 bridge. The booking confirmation came directly to the email. From the app I downloaded the tickets. Punctual departure, 10 p.m. sailing. recommend bringing a sweatshirt or jacket. The view was very very nice

Excellent organization, punctual. Smaller "historical" boat choice proves successful and more intimate. Trip that touches all the tourist spots in Budapest that line the banks of the Danube. Highly recommended!