Valentine's Day in Budapest

I went to Széchenyi the biggest Thermen of Budapest . I had a locker and the man working there saw from my twist which number I had. The water felt very hot, somehow like 38° or more, but it was about the same as the weather, 23° I expected to see steam coming from the water, but that's only in autumn and winter, I suppose. Beautiful side baths, and beds to lay on in the sun.

We had traveled to Budapest previously but had missed the famous Turkish Baths Szechenyi Baths, booked with Head out two months earlier so we didn't miss out this time. Had a great time.

The boat is big and charming. We took the night cruise, and the view was beautiful. Time flew by, and the water in the LuKacs baths was wonderful and nice and warm. I highly recommend the whole experience,

from the entrance to the interior it was all about discovering a place of rest and rejuvenation. the exterior pools were delightful to look at and also immerse onself in. The interior takes us back in time with all the tiling and architecture. Leisurely going from pool to pool and steam room made for an excellent experience. Sitting in the pools makes you feel you have transcended time and history of previous times and peoples of history. we were thouroughly impressed by the cleaness and hygeine. Well Done and our bodies were impressed as we went on our way to catch a train into the city.

We really enjoyed the tour; it helped us get a feel for the city and its history. The walking tour of the city center was especially fascinating. The guide, Claudia, was very witty and humorous. I would highly recommend you to my friends.