The Széchenyi Thermal Bath in Budapest's City Park is a vast and renowned European spa complex. Its construction, beginning in 1909 and culminating in its 1913 opening, resulted in a grand Neo-Baroque structure. Fed by two thermal springs, the bath offers mineral-rich waters with therapeutic properties, containing sulfate, calcium, magnesium, and bicarbonate. The facility encompasses numerous indoor and outdoor pools of varying temperatures, saunas, steam rooms, and a range of spa treatments. The outdoor pools, especially the central one where chess is often played, are particularly popular. A social hub for locals and tourists, the Széchenyi Bath embodies Budapest's rich bathing culture and is known for its nighttime bath parties. The thermal waters are believed to alleviate joint and spinal conditions, making it more than just a place for relaxation; it's a historical and cultural landmark offering a unique and rejuvenating experience.Book your tickets now because to avoid the queue!