Lukacs Baths

Lukacs Baths, known in Hungarian as Lukacs Furdo, is one of Budapest's oldest and most distinguished thermal bathing sites, with medicinal springs on this spot in the Buda hills used for healing since at least the 12th century by the Knights of St John and later by the Ottoman Empire. The beautifully restored complex today features indoor and outdoor pools with water temperatures ranging from 22 to 40 degrees Celsius, along with a comprehensive sauna world offering nine saunas, an ice cooling pool, an igloo, and a heated Roman bench. A salt cabin, steam rooms, and a well-appointed fitness room contribute to a well-rounded modern wellness offering. Medical and therapeutic services are extensive, including classical and underwater massage, mud packs, weight baths, electrotherapy, acupuncture, and physiotherapy. The naturally sulphurous and mineral-rich thermal waters are especially recognised for their benefits for joint disease, rheumatism, musculoskeletal conditions, and digestive health, making Lukacs Baths a genuine destination for therapeutic bathing with deep historical roots.