Region sheet G-02
Hungary is the nearest of our regions and the only one we reach by rail and road alone. Its springs feed the bath palaces of Budapest and a lake at Hévíz that stays warm through the autumn.
When to go
Budapest is good in any month, though July and August are hot in the city. Hévíz is best from April to October, when the lilies are out and the evenings are warm enough to sit by the water.
How it reads by season
| Season | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Winter | Budapest outdoor pools steaming in the cold |
| Spring | Both protocols run; mild and green |
| Summer | Lilies on Hévíz; city heat in Budapest |
| Autumn | Quiet baths, warm lake water |
Both Hungarian protocols suit a first trip with us. They are short, near and gentle, and you can be home by the evening of the last day.
Protocols in Hungary
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Onsen Towns of Kyushu
Nine days through the hot-spring towns of Kyushu, from the steam of Beppu to the black sand of Ibusuki, at a walking pace. From CZK 119,900 per person.
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Kusatsu and Nagano Snow Baths
Seven winter days in the Japanese Alps: the hot-water field of Kusatsu, the snow lanes of Shibu and the temple town of Nagano. From CZK 98,900 per person.
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Budapest Bath Circuit
Five days in Budapest, taking the city’s great baths one at a time, from the Ottoman domes of Buda to the yellow palace of Széchenyi. From CZK 24,900 per person.
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Hévíz Lake Weekend
Three days on the warm lake at Hévíz in western Hungary, where you swim among water lilies, with a morning on the north shore of Balaton. From CZK 13,900 per person.
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Bad Gastein Valley Week
Six days in the Gastein valley of the Austrian Alps: the waterfall town of Bad Gastein, high meadows and warm thermal pools. From CZK 38,900 per person.
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Salzkammergut Slow Lakes
Seven days around the lakes of the Salzkammergut in Austria, by boat, local bus and short walks, with Bad Ischl as the middle point. From CZK 42,900 per person.
Prices are indicative and per person; a manager confirms the final price when you send a request.