Re-opening date and restrictions of all Hungarian baths
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The moment everyone was waiting for is finally here in a week: all Hungarian baths will re-open in a couple of days.
Hungary has many exciting opportunities that attract tourists from all over the world. From the beautiful and relatively cheap Budapest to the biggest lake in Central Europe, the country offers many experiences that make it worth visiting.
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Apart from the price, the monuments, and the people’s hospitality, many are attracted by the endless possibility of spending a wonderful day in Hungary’s spas and thermal baths.
The question arises: do I need an immunity certificate to enter a bath in Hungary? The answer is yes, at least for now
you do need an immunity certificate to enjoy the warm and refreshing water of a spa or a bath.
In the case of a completely open-air bathing spot with natural water, entry will not be limited to the possession of the plastic card.
So, what is the long-awaited date?
Starting from July 1, all Hungarian baths will get the green light to re-open!
The vice-president of the Association of Baths told the good news to TV channel M1.
This is very good news both for Hungarians and tourists, especially after the extreme heat of the past days in the country. Last year, when these establishments prepared for the summer, they had certain restrictinos to follow and implement. For instance, the otherwise full capacity had to be reduced to its half, making sure there will not be huge crowds. Only outdoor pools could be used and some elements, for example waterfalls, could not function. However, this year, when the first news of re-opening reached the media, there was no such list of restrictions, which suggests, that they do not exist this summer. The most probable reason is the high number of inoculated people, which also caused that Hungary became a “green zone” on many countries’ risk list regarding traveling.
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