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Combo (Save 8%): Hungarian Parliament Multilingual Audio Guided Tour + Széchenyi Spa Entry Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 8%): Hungarian Parliament Multilingual Audio Guided Tour + Széchenyi Spa Entry Tickets
Start: 2026-07-13T07:00:00
End: 2026-07-13T20:00:00
Location: Széchenyi Spa

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Multilingual Audio Guided Tour + Szecheyni Spa with Locker

~~Original price€77.90~~

€71.67

8% off

Full-day access to Széchenyi Spa with a locker
Skip-the-line entry to the Hungarian Parliament building
Multilingual audio guide
Access to the Main Staircase, the Dome Hall, Chamber of Peers, and the Grand Stairway

Multilingual Audio Guided Tour + Szecheyni Spa with Cabin

~~Original price€80.90~~

€74.43

8% off

Full-day access to Széchenyi Spa with a cabin
Skip-the-line entry to the Hungarian Parliament building
Multilingual audio guide (available in 23 languages)
Access to the Main Staircase, the Dome Hall, Chamber of Peers, and the Grand Stairway

4.4/5(12,282)

Justus C

Family

Verified booking

3 days ago

Great organization, breathtaking building, but unfortunately not quite enough time to enjoy it What made my visit with Headout special was definitely how smooth and stress-free everything went. After an already packed sightseeing itinerary in Budapest, it was incredibly relaxing that everything was perfectly organized in advance. We were able to skip the long lines, the audio guides were ready to use right away, and they worked flawlessly. A great service! The Parliament building itself is an absolute architectural masterpiece and a real highlight of our trip. The audio guide really brought the huge hallways to life. It was fascinating to learn that nearly 40 kilograms of the purest gold leaf were used there, and to discover the story behind the charming little brass cigar holders in the hallways. However, I must point out one **criticism**: Unfortunately, the tour felt a bit too short overall and extremely tightly scheduled. At times, the attendants usher you along very quickly, so you can’t really go at your own pace. Especially in the imposing Dome Hall with St. Stephen’s Crown and in the historic Upper House chamber (with all its wood paneling), I really would have liked to have had a little more time. You barely have a chance to stop for a moment and take in the majestic atmosphere before you’re already being ushered into the next room. Conclusion: Thanks to the super-easy booking process through Headout, this is a highly recommended experience. However, you should be prepared for the fact that the pace inside the building is kept very fast.

U S

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

I had the opportunity to visit the Hungarian Parliament building on July 1, 2026, through a tour organized by Headout. I am grateful to Headout for this arrangement. Everything went smoothly. I had to exchange the online ticket on my phone for a physical ticket at the ticketing counter. I was granted entry at the exact scheduled time. After going through security, I picked up headphones and listened to the tour guide's explanations while exploring and taking photos. The building is one of the most beautiful, majestic, splendid, and largest government buildings in the world. The grandeur of the entrance staircases, the gold-leaf decorations, paintings, and artistic sculptures adorning the halls, and the royal coronation regalia and emblems constantly guarded by two soldiers in the center—all are priceless treasures of the country. When I saw the two soldiers standing guard motionlessly for long shifts, I, as a spectator, felt proud. I think the soldiers themselves also would consider it a proud privilege. Photography is not allowed in this central hall. After that, I explored the Upper House chamber, and then in the basement, there were miniature models, photographs, and explanations showing how the Parliament building was constructed, how the rooms are arranged, and how it is maintained and preserved. On the basement floor, there is a gift and souvenir shop, and in the middle of the main hall, a video is continuously playing on a screen. If you come to Budapest, this is a must-see. The entrance fee for non-EU citizens is around $50, so it is a bit pricey. Nevertheless, it is worth it.

Francesca B

Family

Verified booking

4 days ago

My visit to the Parliament Building in Budapest with Headout was a truly unforgettable experience and was organized to perfection. The real highlight was the entrance: thanks to our priority-access ticket, we were able to completely skip the very long line at the entrance, entering the building in just a few minutes and without any stress. Once inside, the building’s grandeur literally takes your breath away. The most exciting and unforgettable moment was seeing the monumental Royal Staircase, but above all, entering the magnificent Dome Hall. Standing just a few meters from the legendary Crown of St. Stephen, guarded with impeccable solemnity and security, truly makes you feel as though history is right at your fingertips. The entire visit was smooth and enjoyable, with timing managed perfectly, allowing you to admire every gilded detail and every fresco at your own pace. It’s an experience I highly recommend to anyone visiting the city who’s looking for reliable service!

Carmela P

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

I would like to say t Széchenyi Spa is really a must visit spot in budapest the best place to relax your mind your body and soul, from the cabin safetiness, to sauna's, steam sauna's and the bath salt. The staff are accomodating and very polite, the water is clean, WC's are also clean. Overall is one of the best to relax. Will recommend to my friends and relatives and i can say i will go back again amd again and again.

With a multilingual audio guide, learn about Hungary's century-old parliament building in this low-cost combo that delves into its history!

Explore its 691 rooms, unique staircases, and intriguing statues to see a stunning mix of Neo-Gothic design with Renaissance and Baroque influences.

Skip the long lines at the Széchenyi Spa for a relaxing time at the largest thermal spring spa in a serene environment, perfect for unwinding.

You can swim in three outdoor pools and 15 indoor pools at the spa and opt for lockers or a private cabin to store your belongings, for a complete experience.

Skip-the-line entry to the Hungarian Parliament building

Access to the Main Staircase, the Dome Hall, the Chamber of Peers, and the Grand Stairway

Multilingual audio guide (available in 23 languages)

Full-day access to Széchenyi Spa

Lockers (based on option selected)

Private cabin (based on option selected)

Swimming cap at Széchenyi Spa

Swimsuit (Available for rent or purchase)

Towels (Available for rent or purchase)

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Movsisyan M
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
I had a really great time at the Budapest thermal baths. I recommend going on your last or second-to-last day to help you unwind.
Justus C
Family
Verified booking
3 days ago
Great organization, breathtaking building, but unfortunately not quite enough time to enjoy it What made my visit with Headout special was definitely how smooth and stress-free everything went. After an already packed sightseeing itinerary in Budapest, it was incredibly relaxing that everything was perfectly organized in advance. We were able to skip the long lines, the audio guides were ready to use right away, and they worked flawlessly. A great service! The Parliament building itself is an absolute architectural masterpiece and a real highlight of our trip. The audio guide really brought the huge hallways to life. It was fascinating to learn that nearly 40 kilograms of the purest gold leaf were used there, and to discover the story behind the charming little brass cigar holders in the hallways. However, I must point out one **criticism**: Unfortunately, the tour felt a bit too short overall and extremely tightly scheduled. At times, the attendants usher you along very quickly, so you can’t really go at your own pace. Especially in the imposing Dome Hall with St. Stephen’s Crown and in the historic Upper House chamber (with all its wood paneling), I really would have liked to have had a little more time. You barely have a chance to stop for a moment and take in the majestic atmosphere before you’re already being ushered into the next room. Conclusion: Thanks to the super-easy booking process through Headout, this is a highly recommended experience. However, you should be prepared for the fact that the pace inside the building is kept very fast.
U S
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
I had the opportunity to visit the Hungarian Parliament building on July 1, 2026, through a tour organized by Headout. I am grateful to Headout for this arrangement. Everything went smoothly. I had to exchange the online ticket on my phone for a physical ticket at the ticketing counter. I was granted entry at the exact scheduled time. After going through security, I picked up headphones and listened to the tour guide's explanations while exploring and taking photos. The building is one of the most beautiful, majestic, splendid, and largest government buildings in the world. The grandeur of the entrance staircases, the gold-leaf decorations, paintings, and artistic sculptures adorning the halls, and the royal coronation regalia and emblems constantly guarded by two soldiers in the center—all are priceless treasures of the country. When I saw the two soldiers standing guard motionlessly for long shifts, I, as a spectator, felt proud. I think the soldiers themselves also would consider it a proud privilege. Photography is not allowed in this central hall. After that, I explored the Upper House chamber, and then in the basement, there were miniature models, photographs, and explanations showing how the Parliament building was constructed, how the rooms are arranged, and how it is maintained and preserved. On the basement floor, there is a gift and souvenir shop, and in the middle of the main hall, a video is continuously playing on a screen. If you come to Budapest, this is a must-see. The entrance fee for non-EU citizens is around $50, so it is a bit pricey. Nevertheless, it is worth it.
Cardullo F
Group
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
The facility offers various types of packages, each with a specific entrance that may not be immediately obvious, but the staff are happy to provide directions. The outdoor area is the largest and most spacious, featuring three pools, and there are lounge chairs along the edges that are available to guests if you’re lucky enough to find them free. Inside, we found three areas with pools and saunas that were closed for maintenance. There is some moisture on the ceilings of a few rooms, but this is acceptable given the nature of the facility. Staff regularly come by with mops to remove any water residue on the floor. Since the space is very large, we had no trouble finding a spot in the various pools and saunas, which are ultimately quite similar to one another. The cruise, which departs at 8:30 PM to take advantage of both sunlight and the effect of the illuminated buildings after sunset, allows you to take photos with different atmospheres. The boat was spacious and well-organized; the open-air area on the upper deck is perhaps a bit small and doesn’t offer space for a large number of people. The audio guide is accessible via a phone app; it may not start automatically at the various points of interest even with GPS enabled, but the information provided is still comprehensive.
Francesca B
Family
Verified booking
4 days ago
My visit to the Parliament Building in Budapest with Headout was a truly unforgettable experience and was organized to perfection. The real highlight was the entrance: thanks to our priority-access ticket, we were able to completely skip the very long line at the entrance, entering the building in just a few minutes and without any stress. Once inside, the building’s grandeur literally takes your breath away. The most exciting and unforgettable moment was seeing the monumental Royal Staircase, but above all, entering the magnificent Dome Hall. Standing just a few meters from the legendary Crown of St. Stephen, guarded with impeccable solemnity and security, truly makes you feel as though history is right at your fingertips. The entire visit was smooth and enjoyable, with timing managed perfectly, allowing you to admire every gilded detail and every fresco at your own pace. It’s an experience I highly recommend to anyone visiting the city who’s looking for reliable service!

Experience two of Budapest’s highlights in one ticket: Explore Hungary’s Parliament, a masterpiece of Neo-Gothic architecture, and unwind in the healing waters of Széchenyi Spa, Europe’s largest thermal bath.

Getting started

Start with your guided Parliament tour. Skip the line, clear the security check, and validate your ticket at the entrance before joining your group. After your tour, head to Széchenyi Spa with fast-track tickets and choose between a private cabin or locker for your day of relaxation.

What to expect

Discover one of the world’s largest and most beautiful legislative buildings, then balance sightseeing with a soothing spa experience. With priority access at both attractions, you’ll save time while enjoying two of Budapest’s must-visit landmarks. Step into Hungary’s most iconic building, home to the nation’s legislature. Known for its grand staircases, stained-glass windows, and the Dome Hall, it houses the Hungarian Crown Jewels.

Features

Hungarian Parliament

Main staircase & interiors: Admire the red-carpeted staircase, ornate ceilings, and Neo-Gothic sculptures.

Dome Hall & crown jewels: View the historic regalia, including the Holy Crown, returned by the US only a few decades ago.

Old Upper House Hall: Explore the former chamber of the House of Magnates, with its cathedral-like design.

Széchenyi Spa

Thermal & outdoor pools: Relax in 15 indoor pools or soak in the warm outdoor pools, even in winter.

Wellness facilities: Explore steam rooms and saunas for a complete detox.

Full-day access: Stay as long as you like with the comfort of a private cabin or secure locker.

What to bring

Széchenyi Spa

Bring along swimwear, flip-flops, and a swimming cap with you.

What's not allowed

Hungarian Parliament

Keep in mind that sharp metallic tools or objects are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!

Additional information

Hungarian Parliament

The audio guide is available in 23 languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Polish, Slovak, Croatian, Hebrew, Romanian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Korean, Portuguese, Arabic, Slovenian, Czech, Chinese, Japanese, Bulgarian, Turkish, and Hungarian.

The guided route is subject to change based on the Hungarian National Assembly schedule or other state events

The duration of the guided tour includes the security check

For security reasons, you will not be allowed to stay in the Parliament after the tour

The entrance for Parliament visitors is at Gate XII (not at Gate X).

Széchenyi Spa

As of August 1, 2025, entry to the bath is not permitted for anyone under the age of 14.

Timings

Hungarian Parliament guided tour

The Parliament building is open every day from 8am to 4pm.

Group visits start from the Visitor Centre.

The Parliament building, the Museum of the Hungarian Parliament, and the Visitor Centre are not open for visitors on 24 Dec, 25 Dec, 26 Dec, and 1 Jan.

Szechenyi Spa

Daily, and during all seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter) - 9am to 7pm (last entry at 6pm).

All thermal facilities of Szechenyi Baths and the outdoor pools are open from 9am to 10pm.

All visitors need to leave the pools of Szechenyi by 9:45 pm (15 minutes before the bath closes).

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.