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Budapest Activities

Rudas

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  • Address
    • I Dőbrentei tér 9
  • Transport
    • 18 or 19
    • 7 or 86
  • Phone
    • 01 356 1322
  • Price
    • admission deposit 2400Ft
  • Hours
    • baths men 6am-8pm Mon & Wed-Fri, women 6am-8pm Tue, mixed 10pm-4am Fri, 6am-5pm & 10pm-4am Sat, 8am-5pm & 10pm-4am Sun; pool 6am-6pm Mon-Fri, to 5pm Sat & Sun

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Lonely Planet review for Rudas

These recently renovated baths are the most Turkish of all in Budapest, built in 1566, with an octagonal pool, domed cupola with coloured glass and massive columns. It’s a real zoo on mixed weekend nights, when bathing costumes are compulsory. Here you get 400Ft back if you leave within two hours after you arrive. If you're interested in just swimming, you can enter the renovated pool separately.

 

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    If you are looking for old meets new spa head here

    binabery recommends this,

    Myself and a female friend are on a mission to visit many europen areas specificaly for spas. visiting in september meant less crowds We went on the ladies only day and embraced the dress code of birthday suits, those with lesser a adventueous side can wear clothes but you'll be in the minority.
    Rudas has the charm of the oldbuildings, there is a perspex wall showing the old pipeworks (by plunge pool away from the main baths). It also has the relax zone essential for some book reading and post massage sleep. Talking of massarge Myself and friend experianced good quality ones at a fraction of uk costs, and felt more private then the massarge area at kirley and Széchenyi.

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