Overview:
The history of Lukacs Bath reveals that the geothermal hot spring waters coming from deep underground have been used by the St John’s knights in the 12th century. Lukacs Bath has its strengths and specialities, like the many Gratitude Tablets or stone plaques on its walls saying thank you for the healing power of the geothermal waters, or the Himalayan Salt Room for curing respiratory problems. Lukacs Bath may give a small taste of why Budapest is the City of Baths. Come and exeprience it yourself!
Smaller than other baths in Budapest but full of locals. Not too many options in terms of temperatures and baths but calm and a great place to relax in, away from the tourism craziness of other structures.
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Very nice baths in Buda. After visiting the Szechenyi baths we wanted to try one of the other baths as well, and going to the Lukacs baths was definitely the right decision. It is so much cheaper to go there than many of the other baths, but the quality of the baths is still very high. There are several outdoor and indoor pools with different temperatures. We struggled a bit to find the indoor hot tubs but a friendly employee helped us out. I recommend everyone to go here for a very relaxing (and cheap) spa experience!:)
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We purchased the Budapest Card which included free admission to the Lukacs baths. It was fairly easy to cross the Danube on public transportation and the baths were a short walk up the road on the right. One walks into a large courtyard where every sign is in Hungarian. We asked a younger patron and we’re shown into the facility. There are multiple bathing pools at different temperatures. We chose several that were all inside tunnel like mazes. Unique experience for us and I would recommend it. The massages were very reasonably prices but none were available for us to try out.
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