This is how the Hungarian baths are reopening

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Based on the government announcement of April 23, 2021, thermal baths and spas are following a scheduled, gradual reopening routine. From May 1, holders of a certificate of protection will be able to visit cinemas, theatres, dance, music events, libraries, sporting events, gyms and fitness rooms, ice rinks, playhouses, adventure parks and amusement parks. Swimming pools, restaurant interiors, hotels and spas are also open to them.

From May 1, 2021, the Széchenyi, Gellért, Rudas, Lukács, Paskál and the Csillaghegyi Árpád Forrásfürdő opened their doors among many others. A more complete list of the already opened baths can be found on termalfurdo.hu.

According to the relevant government decree, only those over the age of 18 who have a valid certificate of protection may visit the spas. Checking this is the responsibility and obligation of the operator. Guests under the age of 18 and arriving with a referral do not need a security card, but they must wear a mask.

Verification of security certificates is carried out at the entrance to the baths, together with the measurement of body temperature. The security card is only valid together with an identity card or passport. People under the age of 18 who do not have a security certificate may only visit the spas under the supervision of a person with a security certificate. However, the age of people under the age of 18 is also checked in this case.

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One comment

  1. So many rules!
    So many reasons to bark at me for some unimportant oversight!
    By a staff that generally hasn’t learned what customer service is!
    Or how to smile and say things nice!
    This sounds fun!
    I’m definitely going to bring my under-18s too!

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