IT'S often said that Budapest is the new Prague - great architecture, wide boulevards, museums, galleries and churches, music everywhere - but with better food and wine and fantastic thermal baths ...

Commanding a prime view of the River Danube, Hotel Gellért has long been a beacon of architectural splendor and pride in Budapest. Since its grand debut in 1918, this Art Nouveau landmark has ...

Gellért Thermal Bath, an architectural gem in the Hungarian Art Nouveau style, continues to enchant visitors with its sumptuous tiled decor and healing waters.

So if you ever find yourself in Budapest, make sure you don't miss Gellért! Check out what the baths look like. PS, There’s More. PS, There’s More.

De Heinrich loves many of Budapest's thermal baths but said, "If I were to give you one, it would be the Rudas."Dating to 1571, the Rudas Thermal Bath is located in Buda in the shadow of the ...

Geothermal and glorious, Budapest’s Gellért Baths opened in 1918, the year that marked the end of World War I and the Austro-Hungarian Empire’s collapse. Here are a few memorable takeaways ...