Soak in Leányfalu Thermal Bath’s weekend night swims with music, saunas, and healing mineral waters—perfect for couples, friends, and families near the Danube Bend. Tickets 5,000 HUF.
when: 2025.12.12., Friday
where: 2016 Leányfalu, Móricz Zs. u. 142.
Leányfalu Thermal Bath hosts musical night swims every Friday and Saturday year-round, from 8:00 PM to midnight. Young and old, couples and groups of friends come for warm-water chill time, lights, and late-night vibes. In addition to the hot adventure pool and the therapeutic pool, the Sauna House opens its sauna and steam cabin, adding an extra dose of calm. The mineral-rich healing water is prized for easing nerves and reducing or eliminating muscle and nerve pain.
Hours and Tickets
Night bathing runs Friday and Saturday, 8:00 PM–12:00 AM. The therapeutic and adventure pools operate 8:00 PM–11:45 PM. The ticket office is open 8:00 PM–10:30 PM. Entry costs 5,000 HUF between 8:00 PM and midnight. Passes and season tickets are not valid during night bathing.
Dates and Location
Upcoming nights: 12/12/2025 and 12/13/2025, Leányfalu, Móricz Zsigmond St. (Móricz Zs. u.) 142.
Stay Nearby
A cozy guesthouse offers a homey refuge for up to 14 guests across 6 rooms, blending a family feel with pro-level service. The three-star Villa Székely sits in the heart of the Danube Bend, minutes from the Danube and the Leányfalu Thermal Bath—great for kids through grandparents.
Note
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Family-friendly vibe: warm pools, calm sauna house, and relaxed music suit teens, parents, and grandparents alike
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Easy on the wallet: about 5,000 HUF for a unique night swim is good value for U.S. visitors
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No Hungarian needed: ticketing and basics are straightforward; staff at baths usually handle simple English just fine
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Easy to reach from Budapest: drive ~40–50 minutes up the Danube Bend, or take suburban train/bus to Leányfalu and a short walk
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Lesser-known gem: Leányfalu avoids the Budapest party-bath crowds, so you get a local, chill scene
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Health angle: mineral-rich thermal water and sauna/steam are great after long travel days or winter sightseeing
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Good lodging nearby: family-size guesthouse and Villa Székely make it simple for groups and multigenerational trips
- Not a global headliner: unlike Budapest’s Széchenyi or Rudas parties, few U.S. tourists know Leányfalu, so planning info is thinner
Cons
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Limited hours: only Fri–Sat nights, ticket window closes at 10:30 PM, and pools shut 15 minutes before midnight
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Car-free travelers must plan: suburban transit at night is less frequent, and rideshares can be spotty late
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Quieter than big-city “spa parties”: if you want a high-energy DJ club vibe, Budapest’s famous bath nights may beat it
