The Széchenyi Thermal Bath is one of the largest spa complexes in Europe. The bath can be found in the City Park, and was built in 1913 in Neo-baroque style to the design of Gyozo Czigler. The construction of the bath began on 7 May 1909 with designs by architect Eugene Schmitterer. The bath, in planning since the 1880s, had been referred to as the Artesian spa, but when it opened on 16 June 1913, The water supply for the bath is provided by the Saint Stephen Well Nr.II commissioned in 1938. It is a hot-spring water with calcium, magnesium, hydro-carbonate, also containing sodium and sulphate, with a significant content in fluoride and metaboric acid.

Prices:
Szechenyi Bath Online Ticket with Private Cabin & Private Entrance : € 17.5
30 Min Massage with Ticket & Cabin : € 33.5
60 Min Refreshing Massage with Ticket & Cabin : € 58.5

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The most famous geyser is located in the Te Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley in Rotorua. Interesting place with a range of things to look at – thermal areas, carving school, kiwi enclosure, maori culture etc. Pohutu Geyser name is meaning big splash or explosion. Largest active geyser in New Zealand erupts up to 30 metres high and up to 20 times each day.

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