Gay thermal baths budapest
There are three gay saunas to choose from, and each is relatively easily accessible from most of the central city. Just take a look at our Gay Budapest Map if you need help deciding which is closest. The gay sauna’s in Budapest mostly get crowded on weeknights after 5 pm and on Sunday afternoons. We also found Google Maps helpful for displaying the busiest times for most locations.
If you are looking for the hottest sauna in town, go to Magnum Saunaor Sauna 69and have fun! Although the Rudas Bathhas men-only days on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, these aren’t gay-days per se, as guards are watching the guests to avoid any kind of gay cruising.
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Budapest Baths: Some Appreciate It Hot&#;
Stuart Wadsworth visits five of Budapest&#;s famous bath houses, where he encounters boardgames, beers, rub downs and raves&#; and still allows himself plenty of scope for a relaxing soak.
This article was first published in , and last updated on 20th September Enjoy the first hand experiences of our intrepid reporter&#;
“This is the place where Budapest comes to chill out,” Laszlo, a banker in Pest, tells me. “Many people come here to relax, but some come to act business deals, consider politics, socialise, or meet members of the opposite sex – I even met my wife here!” he says with a glint in his eye. A visit to Budapest is not complete without a visit to one of its many marvellous bath houses.
I decided to investigate&#; braving sub-zero temperatures, flip-flop-wearing, moustachio-ed middle-aged men with pot bellies and more speedos than you could shake a towel at&#;
A leftover gift from the time of the Turkish occupation, most Budapestites today could not imagine existence without baths, and they form a vital part of the social experience of t
Budapest, Angyal utca 2 (Entrance from the avenue - a metal door with the sign 69)
Phone: +/
Email: See Website
Web: Stop by this link
Facebook: Go to this link
Gayromeo: Attend this link
(Close to the Petofi bridge, Metro stop Ferenc korut; Tram 4 or 6 Mester utca stop; 2, 2A Boraros ter stop; Bus 15 Boraros ter stop; Night Bus e Mester utca stop; , e Ferenc korut stop)
The square meters sauna for gay men. It is open since December Finnish sauna, infrared sauna, steam bath, jacuzzi, 12 relax cabins, 6 glory holes, darkroom, massage, video room, free internet and Wifi access, relaxation room with TV; bar with alcoholic beverages (beer, breezers, champagne, wine), non alcoholic, hot and cold drinks, snacks. Smoking is strictly prohibited in any premises.
Opening hours: Mondays till Thursdays 1 pm until 1 am, Fridays 1 pm until 2 am, Saturdays 1 pm until 4 am (closing second may vary on Saturday) and Sundays 1 pm until 1 am.
Entrance fees: Under 25 years HUF (Thursdays HUF); Over 25 years HUF (Wednesdays HUF; Mondays 1pm to 6pm HUF) Towel and slippers
[Note: Parts of the info in this article are no longer uptodate. Please check the listings for the bath houses and comments written by visitors at our page Baths & Beaches & Saunas].
Ryan James (February )
Originally, Rick Rodgers wrote the first article on the Budapest thermals in March of , which appeared on this website. Since cities are ever-changing, the article needed updating by , which I did; however, now there are some major changes that now require to be addressed. The focus is mainly on the two baths, which will be of particular interest to the queer tourist.
"Historically, Budapest sits over one of the world's largest hot mineral springs supplies. The Turkish ruler, Arslan, built the first bath in The hygiene of the occupied was a concern, so these were originally built for hygienic bathing. These evolved into mini health centers where Hungarians travel for physical therapy, medical treatments, massage, and other medical services. Some of these services such as massage are available to the tourist also. If you have ever been to the
Budapest Baths: Some Appreciate It Hot&#;
Stuart Wadsworth visits five of Budapest&#;s famous bath houses, where he encounters boardgames, beers, rub downs and raves&#; and still allows himself plenty of scope for a relaxing soak.
This article was first published in , and last updated on 20th September Enjoy the first hand experiences of our intrepid reporter&#;
“This is the place where Budapest comes to chill out,” Laszlo, a banker in Pest, tells me. “Many people come here to relax, but some come to act business deals, consider politics, socialise, or meet members of the opposite sex – I even met my wife here!” he says with a glint in his eye. A visit to Budapest is not complete without a visit to one of its many marvellous bath houses.
I decided to investigate&#; braving sub-zero temperatures, flip-flop-wearing, moustachio-ed middle-aged men with pot bellies and more speedos than you could shake a towel at&#;
A leftover gift from the time of the Turkish occupation, most Budapestites today could not imagine existence without baths, and they form a vital part of the social experience of t
| Budapest, Angyal utca 2 (Entrance from the avenue - a metal door with the sign 69) Phone: +/ Email: See Website Web: Stop by this link Facebook: Go to this link Gayromeo: Attend this link (Close to the Petofi bridge, Metro stop Ferenc korut; Tram 4 or 6 Mester utca stop; 2, 2A Boraros ter stop; Bus 15 Boraros ter stop; Night Bus e Mester utca stop; , e Ferenc korut stop) The square meters sauna for gay men. It is open since December Finnish sauna, infrared sauna, steam bath, jacuzzi, 12 relax cabins, 6 glory holes, darkroom, massage, video room, free internet and Wifi access, relaxation room with TV; bar with alcoholic beverages (beer, breezers, champagne, wine), non alcoholic, hot and cold drinks, snacks. Smoking is strictly prohibited in any premises. Opening hours: Mondays till Thursdays 1 pm until 1 am, Fridays 1 pm until 2 am, Saturdays 1 pm until 4 am (closing second may vary on Saturday) and Sundays 1 pm until 1 am. Entrance fees: Under 25 years HUF (Thursdays HUF); Over 25 years HUF (Wednesdays HUF; Mondays 1pm to 6pm HUF) Towel and slippers
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