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Best for Couples in Budapest "Best for Couples in Budapest" Realizzata per : Cityseeker 13 Posizioni indicati Rudas Baths "Beautiful Turkish Baths" At the base of Gellért Hill, a Turkish dome lets off occasional plumes of steam into the cold Hungarian outdoors, marking the spot of the famous 16th-century Rudas Baths. These stunning Turkish baths partially date back to the 1500s, with the exception of the pool that was only added in the 19th Century. The baths were the brainchild of the Ottomans, who by Varius harnessed the subterranean hot springs along the Danube to use them for traditional spa purposes. The baths were regularly employed by Sokollu Mustafa Pasha of the Ottoman Empire from the years 1566 to 1578, which was also when its popularity was at its highest. While the building is architecturally magnificent, replete with archways and octagonal pools, the waters are also very therapeutic. They provide relief to a whole range of symptoms and disorders, thanks to the rich reserves of magnesium, calcium, bicarbonates, and sulfates within. Besides traditional pools and sauna services, the complex is also equipped with sunbathing terraces, swimming halls, and drinking wells. +36 1 356 1322 www.rudasbaths.com/ Dobrentei ter 9, Budapest Gellért Hill "Hill of Attractions" Crowned by the Citadella, the Liberty Monument, and a statue of St. Gerard of Csanád for whom the hill is named, Gellért Hill is laden with mysteries and legends. This dolomite promontory beautifully frames the Danube, and offers striking panoramas of the city beyond. Steeped in history, the hill once sheltered verdant vineyards and also functioned as by Karelj an important site during the Hungarian Revolution. Today, the hill's periphery is acknowledged as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. A warren of official buildings amble up the hill's historic slopes, and it also notably houses a prehistoric crystal cave, which was discovered in 2007. +36 1 438 8080 (Tourist Information) Gellért Hill, Budapest Budapest Danube Cruise "Cruising Through History" Budapest Danube Cruise takes tourists through a joyous voyage through the majestic river Danube while exploring some of the city's historic and cultural marvels. Put on the headset provided and select one among 30 languages of the audio tour and explanation of the city's historic events. If history with a bit of entertainment is what you seek, the evening cruise by Roderick Eime includes opera, solo and folk performances, all which showcase Hungary's rich culture and artistic talent. A scrumptious meal involving a great variety of international and Hungarian dishes completes a truly memorable day. +36 1 212 3131 www.budapestdanubecrui info@budapestdanubecruis Károly körút 5, Budapest se.com/ e.com 5 Elements Spa "A Day of Relaxation" 5 Elements Spa combines Eastern treatments with Budapest's inherent spa culture to create a space of relaxation and calm, away from the chaos of daily life. This Spa specializes in Thai, Balinese and traditional Chinese techniques that are both pampering and therapeutic. Body scrubs, wraps, massages and facials are offered to get you looking and feeling your best. by nnoeki Opt for the luxurious Comme Il Faut package for complete rejuvenation from head to toe; It includes a body scrub, face treatment, Balinese oil massage, and a traditional Balinese foot massage. Bask in the post- treatment glow with a traditional Chinese tea service and fresh fruit. Spend some quality time with your partner as you enjoy one of their popular spa programs for couples. This is undoubtedly one of the best spa's to take some time off and refresh mind and body. +36 1 797 3070 5elements-massage- info@5elements-massage- Szent István Korut 25, spa.hu spa.hu Budapest Club Play "The Playground for Party Lovers" Destination Club Play is for all those creatures of the night for whom music and dance happens to run in their blood. The motto of the club is to party and party hard and the patrons here make sure that they leave no ends loose when it comes to following norms. With funky space interiors, lights that dazzle and crowds that make you go hoarse from yelling out by Altnet loud all night, Play lets to have a ball of a time like never before. With nights ranging from Rn'B, House, Trance and live events; any day at Club Play is showtime! +36 20 444 3210 www.clubplay.hu/ Daróci útca 2, Budapest Veli Bej Bath "One of the Oldest Baths" The charismatic city of Budapest is widely popular for several thermal springs dating back to the medieval times. Step into a sanctum of rejuvenation and relaxation at the Veli Bej Bath. Housed within Hotel Császár, Veli Bej is one of the oldest thermal baths of Budapest. Built by the Turks in the 16th Century, the construction of the bath was funded by by andreas160578 the then Pasha Szokullu Musztafa. The ancient stone structure has withstood several wars and battles over the years. At its heart, the imposing dome contains the large hot-water pool and is enveloped by four cupolas. An infra-sauna and steam baths also form a large part of its wellness area. Home to five, well-maintained thermal springs, its waters have a therapeutic effect on those suffering from chronic arthritis, joint disorders and mineral deficiencies. +36 1 438 8400 Árpád fejedelem útja 7, Hotel Csaszar Budapest, Budapest Mandala Day Spa "Professional Service" Hungary's capital city has earned the epithet of 'Spa City' and this comes as no surprise to those who know its eventful history. Mandala Day Spa is a wonderful addition to the city's deep-rooted wellness scene. Set up in the year 2003, it occupies a prominent spot in the old town and serves as an oasis of relaxation for the tired souls. Over 50 kinds of therapeutic by mnoeki body treatments are on offer, apart from packages for couples, age-old Hammam-style baths and other beauty and wellness services. Mandala's decor includes some tranquil elements sourced from the Orient and spacious areas where the best in the profession welcome you to experience serenity amidst the city bustle. So, be it the pampering body wrap or an invigorating massage, Mandala promises a pleasant time complete with all-round healing of the mind. In 2015, it was bestowed with the World Luxury Spa Award honor. +36 1 491 0078 www.mandaladayspa.hu/ reservation@mandaladays Ipoly utca 8, Budapest pa.hu Margaret Island "Un bel posto dove rilassarsi" Nonostante la sua posizione centrale l'isola Margaret è estremamente pacifica. In estate molta gente del posto viene qui per rilassarsi e si può affittare una bici, fare jogging, nuotare in una della due piscine, lanciare un frisbee o semplicemente sdraiarsi sull'erba. Questo in origine era un centro religioso. Le rovine del monastero dominicano di St Margaret si by Globetrotter19 trovano nella parte orientale vicino alle rovine della chiesa francescana. La torre è da vedere. Si può mangiare molto bene al Ramada Grand Hotel nella parte nord orientale dell'isola. +36 1 438 8080 (Tourist Information) Margitsziget, Budapest Palatinus strand "Swimming & Sunbathing" This huge swimming pool complex also features hot baths and lots of open space. It is rare in that it offers nude sunbathing in the heart of the city - there is both a women-only and a mixed area. There is also an exhilarating wave pool as well as lots of other facilities such as a children's playground and restaurant. This is a great place to stop off for a by elekes break after a walk around the island. Originally opened in the early 1920's, it has since expanded to what it is today 30,000 (322,000 square feet) square meters of park and pool area. +36 1340 4505 Margitsziget, Budapest City Park Ice Rink "Witness Magic On Ice!" With spectacular views of the Vajdahunyad Castle on one side and the beautiful, ice-covered City Park on the other, the City Park Ice Rink impresses spectators at a single glance. The ice rink is more than 10,000 square meter (107,639 square feet) vast and is a preferred outing spot for many families, couples and groups of friends during winters. City Park Ice by User:Themightyquill Rink has been at its current location since 1870 and it has undergone renovations several times; the present appearance of the rink is a product of painstaking efforts of the local authorities. City Park Ice Rink is one of Europe's finest open rinks and hence it has been a venue for many prestigious events like figure skating championships and ice hockey tournaments. If you are in the city during winter, do take a spin around the rink; it is sure to be an experience you won't forget for a really long time. +36 304139840 www.mujegpalya.hu/ Olof Palme sétány, City Park, Budapest City Park (Városliget) "Le radici della città" Il parco è dominato dal Castello Vajdahunyad - costruito nel 1896 per le celebrazioni del millennio – e che rappresenta i vari stile dell'architettura ungherese. In estate c'è un lago dove si può navigare che in inverno s trasforma in un enorme pista da pattinaggio. Ospita anche il Museo dell' Agricoltura, lo Zoo di Budapest & il giardino botanico, i Bagni Szechenyi e by Civertan una statua di George Washington. Questa venne creata per ringraziare gli Stati Uniti per aver ospitato così tanti ungheresi immigranti all'inizio del XX secolo. +36 1 438 8080 (Tourist Information) varosliget.info/ Hősök Tere, Budapest Bagni Széchenyi "Renowned Bath & Pool Complex" Although bathing culture has roots as far back as the Roman Empire, the thriving Hungarian tradition began to take shape when the country was under the Ottoman rule in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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