Paskál Fürdő

Paskál Fürdő is a thermal bathing complex in Budapest, Hungary, drawing on the sulfate, calcium, magnesium, and sodium-rich thermal mineral waters that underlie Budapest in extraordinary abundance — the city sits above approximately 100 natural thermal springs and is one of the world's great thermal spring capitals. Budapest's thermal bathing tradition extends back to Roman times when the legions stationed at Aquincum used the local springs, continuing through Ottoman rule when the Turks developed the city's magnificent thermal bath architecture and into the present day when the Budapest fürdő (bath) culture remains one of the city's defining social and cultural institutions. Paskál Fürdő offers visitors the restorative pleasures of Budapest's legendary thermal mineral waters in a comfortable bathing complex, participating in a centuries-old bathing tradition that is as much a part of Budapest's cultural identity as its castles, bridges, and grand boulevards.