From Berlin to Budapest, beautiful thermal baths are scattered all around Europe, and they often make it to the list of top attractions in their respective cities. Their only downside is that they usually don’t come with a low price tag, but you can keep your visit budget-friendly with these useful tips.
Perfect Timing
Consider booking your thermal bath visit on a weekday whenever possible. In addition to being more expensive, thermal baths are more crowded once the weekend comes around. Most thermal baths offer different types of tickets, and the amount of time you want to spend there will determine which one you should buy.
Price Compare
If there are several thermal baths in the city you’re visiting, compare the prices and decide which one fits into your budget. They’re all unique in their own right so take several different factors—including facilities and historical significance—before making the final choice.
Pack Your Things
Thermal baths will charge you for everything from towels and bathrobes to slippers and swimming caps. If you want to avoid paying extra for all of the amenities that thermal baths provide, try bringing your own whenever possible because you’ll save a small fortune this way.