Most thermal baths in Budapest are mixed, or have become mixed in the last few years. Currently the notable exception to this rule is Rudas Bath, one of the historical Turkish baths in Budapest from the 16th century.
All of its 18 pools thermal pools, steam baths, plunge pools, fitness pool, etc. The century old geothermal medicinal bath is the most popular bath palace in the city of Budapest, Hungary. Gellert Thermal Spa Bath has recently been turned into a mixed bath complex. Gellert Bath has been fully co-ed since January , from Monday to Sunday previously, in , Gellert Bath was only mixed at the weekends, but now it is coed every day of the week.
All of its 13 pools thermal pools, steam baths, plunge pools, fitness pool, etc. The outdoor wave pool is popular in the summer time for families with kids too. St Luke Thermal Bath in Budapest is a mixed bath. You can visit the bath free of charge with the Budapest Card the discount coupon card for Budapest tourists.
Lukacs Bath is also known as one of the Budapest Bath Party venues in the city. Although Kiraly Bath was internationally known as a gender separated bath house with men only and women only days, in the last few years the medieval bath has been operating as mixed bath, open for men and women 7 days a week.
Currently the only sex separated bathing experience in Budapest is offered by Rudas Bath, at the foot of the Gellert Hill, by the river Danube. On men only and women only days, you can wear traditional swim wear, but many guests will only don the swimming apron to cover the genitals and bottoms. The only gender-separated Bath in Budapest is the Rudas Bath.
