The low low temperature was actually an advantage here. It made the experience much more unique. It was a hassle to get in (buying tickets and figuring out why they still wouldn't let you in) and finding the way out into the open (a maze through a dozen or so indoor pools) but it was well worth the trouble when I did.
Sunday, 5 April 2009
Steamy baths at Széchenyi
Mission of the day: going to one of the much acclaimed Hungarian spas by myself. After talking it over and also stopping by Gellért Baths the choice fell on Széchenyi.


The low low temperature was actually an advantage here. It made the experience much more unique. It was a hassle to get in (buying tickets and figuring out why they still wouldn't let you in) and finding the way out into the open (a maze through a dozen or so indoor pools) but it was well worth the trouble when I did.
The low low temperature was actually an advantage here. It made the experience much more unique. It was a hassle to get in (buying tickets and figuring out why they still wouldn't let you in) and finding the way out into the open (a maze through a dozen or so indoor pools) but it was well worth the trouble when I did.
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