Budapest’s many historic spas and 120 hot thermal springs map the city’s history starting from the Roman and Ottoman empires, to the 19th century Széchenyi Thermal Baths, a complex of 21 pools and the most photographed spa in Europe, to its epithet as the world’s ‘Spa City’, which Budapest was called in the 1930s. To this day, the Hungarian capital is home to the largest, oldest and grandest spas in all of Europe.
Ensana has two stunning spa hotels, with their own springs, on the two and half kilometre, green and landscaped Margaret Island, in the middle of the River Danube. It is an ideal place to escape the bustle of the city.
Therapy and wellness at our two Ensana Heath Spa hotels
Budapest’s natural therapies treat all kinds of inflammatory conditions. The city’s thermal water is also perfect for relaxation and stress relief. The following conditions benefit from our mud and water therapies:
Thermal waters with powerful healing effects
Natural resources focus on very hot thermal water, which is cooled before use in therapies, and mineral rich mud, harvested from a plain in a nearby nature reserve of Heviz.
Budapest offers a wide range of therapeutic measures.
Long-standing spa tradition, experience and the most modern medical knowledge.
Our team in Budapest takes care of your health
We combine powerful healing resources and the latest medical expertise to reduce pain and prevent recurring complaints. We tailor all treatments to meet your needs:
Our spa in Budapest offers a full range of wellness and beauty treatments to add to your relaxation, recovery and pleasure. We believe that how we look and feel inside and out, plays an important role in our overall health and happiness. Choose from:
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Spa therapies have many years of history in Budapest
Even the Romans knew how to use the effect of thermal water in Budapest. However, the spa town of Budapest experienced its peak at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. During this time, the previously rather simple bath houses were transformed into monumental representative buildings or rebuilt. The most important baths and springs of Budapest are:
World heritage site and modern metropolis, full of history, culture, cure and entertainment
The colossal Buda Castle, once home to Hungarian regents, is today a tourist magnet
The Buda Castle District is located in the city centre and houses many famous buildings
The 375-metre-long Chain Bridge is one of the city’s most famous landmarks
In the Citadella visitors will find exhibitions as well as cultural and culinary specialities
City Park, built in 1810, is the largest park in the city with over 6,500 trees
Fisherman’s Bastion is an architectural gem that offers a magnificent view of the city
The funicular railway is the most charming way to get to the Castle District
Shop in style at the Great Market Hall in Budapest, worth seeing in terms of its architecture
Heroes' Square with the 14 statues of the most noted figures from Hungarian history
The Liberty Statue stands 40 metres high and can be seen from almost anywhere in town
Margaret Island, the leisure paradise of Budapest, with its legendary thermal springs
The Gothic Matthias Church is undoubtedly the most famous church in Budapest
Budapest is not just a city of thermal springs and baths – it’s also a city of museums
The Parliament Building is the third largest government building in the world
The largest church by far in Budapest is St Stephen’s Basilica
Since 1987 the Castle District has been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Vajdahunyad Castle with numerous record trophy animals from all over Hungary
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