Atraccions turístiques a Hatvan

This ticket will give you access to Széchenyi, one of Europe’s largest thermal bath complexes. A highlight of the complex is the three outdoor pools – a 50-metre swimming pool, an adventure pool with a whirlpool section and a thermal sitting pool. Inside the beautiful neo-baroque building, you’ll have the chance to have a dip in 15 indoor pools and visit ten different saunas. The geothermal water that fills the pools is supplied by two thermal springs. The water, which is up to 77 degrees Celsius in temperature, makes its way up more than 1,000 metres from the well. The pools’ water temperature varies, giving you the opportunity to find out what temperature suits you best. At Széchenyi, you can also unwind during an aroma massage or traditional massage treatment, have some refreshments at the on-site restaurant or burn off energy in a gymnastics or water aerobics course.

This tour will offer you the chance to take part in an authentic Hungarian experience during a day at Széchenyi Thermal Bath. At Széchenyi, you will discover the largest medicinal thermal bath in Europe and its various facilities, including a large outdoor pool, 15 indoor pools, steam rooms and saunas. You can unwind in mineral‑rich waters and enjoy the vibrant courtyard atmosphere. Whether you seek rejuvenation, architectural beauty, or a truly local experience, Széchenyi Bath will invite you to relax, recharge and savour an unforgettable day in Budapest.

Enjoy a distinctive spa experience in Budapest that blends local thermal bathing with a playful twist. At the BeerSpa you’ll soak in warm thermal water enriched with natural beer ingredients such as hops, malt and yeast, while unlimited draft beer is served straight to your tub. A private changing room is included so you can relax in comfort before and after your session. You can opt to upgrade your ticket to add a full-day fast-track pass to the world-famous Széchenyi Baths, which also includes a private changing room. With the upgrade, you can spend the day exploring outdoor hot pools, thermal baths, saunas and steam rooms at your own pace, moving between indoor and outdoor pools as you like. This combination offers a relaxed way to enjoy two very different Budapest bathing traditions during your stay.

Aeropark is an open-air aviation museum situated next to Terminal 2 at Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport. As you explore the outdoor display, you’ll see a collection of Soviet-era airplanes parked on the tarmac. Some of these aircraft can be entered, and a number allow access to the cockpit so you can sit in the captain’s seat and get a close-up feel for the flight deck. Along the way, you may try the flight simulator and browse the onsite souvenir shop, then relax in the cafe. Guides are on hand to share stories about the planes and their history; most guides used to fly these aircraft and speak English. The mix of large airframes, authentic cockpits and first-hand accounts gives a hands-on sense of aviation life near Budapest’s main airport.

With this ticket, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy fast-track admission to St. Stephen's Basilica – a 19th-century basilica famous for its Renaissance Revival architecture and massive dome. As you walk around the church's interior, you'll see frescoes, mosaics and sculptures by 19th-century artists. You'll have a chance to spot the mummified right hand of King Saint Stephen – Hungary's first king. You'll also have time to take a lift up to the dome's terrace for sweeping views of the city. A second lift provides access to the treasury and museum.

Walking around the House of Music Hungary will offer a distinctive architectural experience centred on Sou Fujimoto’s design. The building’s undulating roof, punctuated with perforations, allows natural light and sound to filter through. This creates a striking interplay of light and shadow as you move around the structure. Extensive glass walls will merge interior and exterior views, so you’ll often feel visually connected to the surrounding City Park and, at times, immersed in nature. Along the way you’ll notice how the design frames different perspectives of the park and the building itself. The combination of the roof’s textures and the transparent façades will change with the daylight and ambient sound, emphasising the building’s dynamic character. This innovative approach has garnered international acclaim, making the House of Music Hungary a compelling stop for architecture enthusiasts and visitors interested in contemporary design.

With the MiniBUD shared transfer service, you can travel between Budapest Airport (BUD) and the city centre in a flexible and convenient way. You can choose between the airport or Budapest Keleti railway station as your embarkation point, and the service will run every 15–25 minutes. Aboard the comfortable bus, you'll have an English-speaking driver and a luggage allowance.

This luggage storage service in Budapest lets you explore the city hands-free. At your chosen meeting point a friendly member of staff will be ready to help. Your bags will be kept safely while you visit nearby sights, so you can move around more comfortably. To leave your luggage you will simply present an ID or your confirmation email and the team will store your belongings securely. When you return to collect them, go back to the same meeting point and show your ID or confirmation again to have your items returned quickly. The straightforward process is designed for convenience, so you can enjoy Budapest without carrying your bags.

In Budapest’s City Park, the True Crime of Hungary Tour will take you on a nighttime walking experience led by an actor-guide dressed as a sharp‑witted detective. As you move through the park, you will hear gripping accounts of mystery, murder and mayhem that are 100% based on real events. Along the way, stories will range from notorious killers to unsolved enigmas, each revealing a different layer of Hungary’s darker past. The guide will use theatrical flair to bring these true crime tales to life under the moonlit trees of City Park. The experience blends history, drama and storytelling so you’ll learn about the crimes themselves and the context around them. This tour is aimed at true crime enthusiasts who want an immersive, atmospheric way to explore Budapest’s criminal history at night.

Paskál Bath in Budapest offers a modern thermal and wellness oasis set in a quiet, green environment. You will find both indoor and outdoor pools filled with naturally warm thermal waters, making the complex suitable for use in all seasons. As you move through the site, the relaxed atmosphere will make it easy to unwind. Families will find a dedicated kids’ pool and a playground, so children can enjoy a fun day while adults rest. You can relax in the Finnish sauna or choose a rejuvenating spa treatment to add a quieter element to your visit. Local snacks are available on-site, so you can take a break and refresh without leaving the comforts of the bath. This combination of facilities and setting will suit a wellness escape or a family outing in Budapest.

Step into Budapest’s darker side with a self-guided, phone-led ghost quest that blends elements of an escape game with haunted storytelling and city exploration. You will follow 11 puzzle-based challenges that lead you through iconic sites such as Vajdahunyad Castle (linked to Dracula), Heroes' Square and the House of Terror, plus eerie streets filled with ghostly legends. Using only your phone to guide you, you will solve eerie clues and move between locations at your own pace. Along the way each solved clue will reveal secret stories about vampires, haunted houses and some of the city’s more mysterious past events. The experience may be played at any time, though it is often best enjoyed at night for a spookier atmosphere. It will suit thrill-seekers, curious travellers, couples and groups of friends who enjoy mysteries and a touch of adrenaline as they explore Budapest.

Palm House tickets give you access to the Palm House area at the Széchényi Thermal Bath in Budapest, often called Szechenyi Bath. Inside the Palm House you'll find a tropical greenhouse filled with exotic palm trees and other lush vegetation. The space creates a warm, humid atmosphere that contrasts with the outdoor architecture of the baths. You will relax on comfortable lounge chairs and receive personalised service while you enjoy the setting. The Palm House combines botanical beauty with the thermal waters of the bath, offering a calm escape where you can focus on wellness and rest. The experience centres on comfort and tranquillity, so you can simply unwind and enjoy the surroundings.

This self-guided audio tour starts at Heroes' Square and guides you through some of Budapest’s most evocative sights. As you move from the statues and memorials into the greenery of City Park, the commentary will introduce key moments from Hungary’s past — from the origins of the Magyar language and the fierce horse archers of the plains to darker chapters such as medieval witch hunts. Along the way you will hear about a curious “fake” castle at the heart of the city and the mysterious faceless scribe of Hungarian history, and learn why church bells toll around the world every day at noon. The route finishes at the famous Szechenyi Bath, where the tour explains why Budapest is known as the capital of thermal spas. If you plan on soaking in the hot pools, don’t forget your swimsuit; the entrance fee to the bath is not included in the tour. Whether it’s your first visit or you already know the city, the audio commentary may reveal a fresh and unexpected side of Budapest.

Budapest’s famous BeerBus turns sightseeing into a party. On this open-air party bus you’ll cruise through the city while enjoying unlimited draft beer with your friends. Music plays as you move through Budapest, and the drinks keep flowing, creating a lively, social atmosphere where you can chat, dance or simply take in the views. Along the way you’ll pass some of Budapest’s most iconic landmarks, giving you a spirited, different perspective on the city. The experience is aimed at groups who want a fun way to see Budapest and is ideal for bachelor parties, birthdays and other celebrations. It’s a casual, memorable way to combine sightseeing with a party vibe.

In Budapest, you'll ride aboard Europe’s first fully electric BeerBus while enjoying unlimited Hungarian draft beer. The public sightseeing tour combines the city’s top landmarks with music and a lively social atmosphere, so you can relax, socialise and take in the city as you go. Along the route the bus will pass iconic sights such as Heroes' Square, Andrássy Avenue and City Park. You’ll share the experience with fellow travellers from around the world; solo travellers, couples and friends are all welcome. It’s a sociable way to see Budapest and may be a good option if you want to meet new people, head out for the evening afterwards, or add a memorable touch to a weekend in the city.