25 manantiales verificados
AquaFonte tiene 25 manantiales termales verificados en Hungría, cada uno con ficha propia: temperatura, minerales, tratamientos y cómo llegar.
Békés County · 76°C
A century-old thermal and beach bath complex in Békéscsaba fed by two drilled thermal wells at 76°C and 40°C.
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County · 36°C
A sulphurous thermal bath in the Bükkalja region of northern Hungary, discovered by accident during 1950s oil exploration and developed in stages from 1959 onward.
Budapest · 38°C
Budapest — the 'City of Baths' — sits atop over 100 thermal springs. Its ornate Ottoman and Art Nouveau bath houses are architectural masterpieces.
Pest County · 54°C
A municipal thermal bath in Cegléd, Hungary, fed by a sodium-chloride-bicarbonate well over 1,000 meters deep.
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County · 96°C
Cserkeszőlő's medicinal bath draws exceptionally hot 96°C alkaline-chloride-bicarbonate water containing iodine and bromine, discovered during 1940s oil exploration.
Budapest (District IX, Ferencváros) · 36°C
A 1930 Art Deco public bath in Budapest's Ferencváros district, built to give residents without home bathrooms access to bathing, later converted into a medicinal thermal bath in 1978.
Heves County
Cascade Barlang- és Élményfürdő is a cave bath in Demjén, Hungary, opened in 2015 and described as Central Europe's largest cave bath as of 2019.
Budapest · 44°C
Budapest's most celebrated Art Nouveau thermal palace, built in 1918 at the foot of Gellért Hill over springs used since the medieval era — a masterpiece of Hungarian spa architecture.
Zala County · 96°C
A major thermal bath complex in Zalakaros drawing on a 96°C source struck by chance during 1962 oil exploration, developed since 1965.
Békés County
Gyulai Várfürdő is a thermal bath in Gyula, Hungary, established in 1942 and expanded in 1959, sited beside the town's medieval castle.
Csongrád-Csanád County · 41°C
Hagymatikum is an alkaline hydrogen-carbonate thermal spa in Makó, Hungary, housed in a landmark building by organic architect Imre Makovecz.
Baranya County · 62°C
Harkányi Gyógyfürdő is an alkaline-bicarbonate sulphur thermal spa in Harkány, Hungary, drawing water reaching 62°C, historically Hungary's first developed thermal well.
Zala County · 38°C
The world's largest natural warm-water lake, 38°C year-round, with lotus flowers blooming in geothermal water, near Lake Balaton and Budapest river cruise routes.
Budapest (District II) · 36°C
One of Budapest's oldest Ottoman-era Turkish baths, built in the 1570s and now run by the Hospitaller Order of Saint John of God as a working medicinal spa.
Zala County · 36°C
A family-oriented thermal resort in Zala County, built around calcium-magnesium bicarbonate water with a sulphide content comparable to nearby Lake Hévíz.
Veszprém County · 36°C
A modern municipal thermal complex in Pápa that opened in 2003 and received official thermal-water certification in 2007.
Budapest · 32°C
Fully accessible thermal bath in Budapest's Zuglo district with an operational pool lift and low-floor bus connections — top recommendation for wheelchair users in the city.
Budapest · 34°C
Budapest thermal bath in Pesterzsebeti with a pool lift that descends directly into the water — verified accessible for wheelchair users in 2026.
Heves County · 68°C
A modern thermal resort in Egerszalók built beside a striking travertine 'Salt Hill' formed by mineral-rich water flowing over limestone cascades since at least the 1730s.
Vas County · 83°C
A thermal spa in western Hungary drawing on an 83°C sodium-chloride, iodine- and bromine-rich source discovered during 1961 oil exploration.
Budapest · 36°C
Budapest's most iconic thermal bath, a neo-baroque palace in City Park — partially accessible, but pool lifts are out of service; personal assistant required for water entry.
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County · 57°C
A thermal and beach bath complex in Tiszaújváros, Hungary, drawing 57°C sodium-chloride-bicarbonate water from 1,200 meters underground.
Pest County · 47.5°C
A small village thermal spa in Pest County drawing 47.5°C alkaline bicarbonate water from an 870-metre well accidentally struck during 1969 oil exploration.
Vas County
Vulkán Gyógy- és Élményfürdő is a medicinal and adventure bath in Celldömölk, Hungary, at the foot of the extinct Ság Hill volcano.
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County · 68°C
Zsóry-fürdő is a calcium-magnesium-bicarbonate sodium-chloride thermal bath in Mezőkövesd, Hungary, known for having the highest sulfide content of any Hungarian sulfur water.