▲ Sisi's Beloved Palace, the Hungarian Versailles
▲ Large-scale Baroque architecture in Europe, showcasing the original royal lifestyle
▲ The double U-shaped palace is paired with a magnificent French garden, with Sisi's sky-blue bedroom, Hungarian study, and banquet hall preserved in their original state, housing her attire, portraits, and life imprints such as "Only in Hungary did I feel free to breathe."
▲ A century-old wellness landmark adorned with aquatic-themed reliefs of shells and mermaids, featuring rooftop greenhouses and massage services. Tranquil by day and dreamlike by night, Szechenyi Baths is a must-experience thermal culture sanctuary in Budapest.
▲ Budapest's "Social Baths" feature outdoor pools maintained at 36-38°C year-round, where locals and visitors bathe together. Signature experiences include water chess and nighttime thermal parties, complemented by well-equipped steam rooms and saunas.
▲ Completed in 1913 in Budapest's City Park, this Neo-Baroque palace building features water sourced from a 74°C natural thermal spring, rich in minerals such as calcium and magnesium.
▲ Features 15 indoor pools + 3 outdoor pools covering over 10,000 sqm, welcoming approximately 1.5 million visitors annually