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Aquaworld Budapest (Hungary)

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Aquaworld Budapest is one of Europe's largest indoor water theme parks, located in the northern outskirts of the Hungarian capital near the M0 bridge. Opened in 2008, the complex features a distinctive architectural theme inspired by the ancient Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia, featuring massive statues, hanging bridges, and lush greenery. The centerpiece of the facility is a massive 72-meter wide dome that covers a tropical-themed area, maintaining a warm climate year-round. With 17 indoor and outdoor pools and 11 different water slides totaling nearly 1 kilometer in length, it has diverse entertainment for all ages. Key attractions include a wave pool, a surf pool, and a dedicated 'kids' world' with shallow basins and mini-slides. For those seeking relaxation, the Oriental Spa and sauna world provide steam baths, bio-saunas, and specialized wellness treatments. The adjacent resort hotel makes it a popular destination for both local residents and international visitors seeking a multi-day aquatic getaway.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.

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📋 Practical info

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Visiting
Aquaworld Budapest is one of the largest indoor water parks in Europe and is fully accessible. Visitors can use the numerous slides, wave pools, and saunas.
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Typical hours
The water park is usually open daily from 10 am to 9 pm. On weekends and holidays, hours may be extended.
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Photography
Photography is allowed in the water park, but not in changing cabins and saunas. For the water area, a waterproof camera is recommended.
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Time needed
A visit typically takes 3 to 5 hours depending on how many attractions one uses. For a relaxing day with sauna, plan half a day.
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Combine with
Aquaworld is located in northern Budapest, near Széchenyi Thermal Bath and City Park. Combining it with the Zoo or the Castle Palace is recommended.
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Getting there
The water park is reachable by Budapest suburban train (HÉV) to Aquaworld station. Several bus lines and the car also provide good access.
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Insider tip
Visit Aquaworld on weekdays to avoid the largest crowds. Don't forget to bring water shoes as the floors can be slippery.

Geography

Coordinates
47.60000, 19.11000

Facts

  • The water park officially opened its doors in December 2008.
  • The main dome is 72 meters wide and rises five stories high.
  • A total of 17 pools are spread across the indoor and outdoor areas.
  • There are 11 water slides with a total length of roughly 950 meters.
  • The architectural theme replicates the Cambodian Angkor Wat temple complex.
  • The site features a unique indoor surf pool using artificial wave technology.

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FótFót6 km · EExplore →
ÜrömÜröm7 km · WExplore →
FilatorigátFilatorigát7 km · SWExplore →
SzentendreSzentendre8 km · NExplore →

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Sights in the town Aquaworld Budapest (10)

Aquaworld

Water park in Budapest with slides and wave pool.

Újpesti homoktövis TT

Nature reserve in Budapest, habitat for sea buckthorn.

Madárfészek

Viewpoint in Budapest offering a panorama.

Dunakeszi-tőzegtavak

Ex lege protected bog in Hungary.

Tőzegtavak Dunakeszi

Ex lege protected bog in Hungary.

Megyeri Bridge

Bridge near Budapest, Hungary.

Kissing temploma

Ruins of a church in Budapest.

Szűz Mária templom romja

Ruins of a 13th-century Romanesque rotunda and a 15th-century Gothic church.

XIII.szd-i templomrom

Ruins of a 13th-century Romanesque church with a 15th-century Gothic addition.

Sights nearby

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free shuttle bus to Aquaworld?
Yes, a free shuttle bus runs daily from Heroes' Square.
Is the water park open all year round?
Yes, most of the pools and slides are indoors and heated.
Do I need to bring my own towel?
You can rent towels for a fee, but bringing your own is recommended to save costs.
Is there an age or height limit for the slides?
Yes, for most large slides, a minimum height of 120-130 cm is required.
Is parking free on site?
Yes, ample free outdoor parking is available for visitors of the water park.
Aquaworld Budapest: where is it located?
Aquaworld Budapest is located in Budapest, Hungary.
Aquaworld Budapest: what is there to see?
Highlights include Aquaworld, Aquaworld Budapest, Újpesti homoktövis TT.
Aquaworld Budapest: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Jun, Aug.
Aquaworld Budapest: why is it worth visiting?
Aquaworld Budapest is one of Europe's largest indoor water theme parks, located in the northern outskirts of the Hungarian capital near the M0 bridge.
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