Discover Leanyfalu: Thermal Baths, Nature and Culture

• The Duna-parti ártéri erdő is a protected natural area covering 80.47 hectares.
• Leányfalui Termálfürdő includes, among other facilities, medicinal and leisure pools, as well as a seasonal swimming pool.
• The Leányfalu – Roman Watchtower archaeological site and the Móricz Villa are protected under different forms of heritage protection.
• The Leányfalu Hely- és Irodalomtörténeti Kiállítóhely has a permanent exhibition and a temporary exhibition.

Leányfalui Termálfürdő has an outdoor medicinal pool fed by Leanyfalu's thermal water from a depth of 1,000 metres. The warm-water leisure pool has a water temperature of 32 to 34°C and is equipped with a neck shower and a water jet. This lets you compare the pools using specific features: the source of the water is described for the medicinal pool, while the leisure pool's temperature and facilities are specified.

Seasonal availability is another important difference. Six outdoor pools are listed for summer and three for winter. The summer offering also includes a 50-metre swimming pool. Seasonal pool information may change, so check the current options before your visit.

The neighbouring Szaunaház offers several saunas, a steam room, massage services, and indoor and outdoor plunge pools. The areas described therefore differ not only in water temperature, but also in their facilities. If you want to plan your trip around the bathing options, checking the latest seasonal information is especially useful.

The Duna-parti ártéri erdő is a locally protected natural area in Leanyfalu, covering 80.47 hectares. This area figure gives you a clear sense of the size of this natural environment. Two cultural landmarks complete the picture: an archaeological site and a protected building. The Leányfalu – Roman Watchtower archaeological site has individual protection, while the Móricz Villa is protected as a national monument. Their different protection categories help distinguish the two sites without equating them.

Another cultural destination in the town is the Leányfalu Hely- és Irodalomtörténeti Kiállítóhely. It has a permanent exhibition and a temporary exhibition. These terms identify two different types of exhibition: one that is permanent and one that changes. Together with the archaeological site and the villa, they form a distinct focus alongside the bathing options.

One bus route described runs from Budapest (Újpest Városkapu) via Szentendre, Leanyfalu and Visegrád to Esztergom. In Leanyfalu, the Pócsmegyer rév stop is listed. Check the route information before travelling so your plans reflect the details available for your travel date.

Visitors to Leányfalui Termálfürdő can park for free in front of the main entrance, on the grassy area along the Danube next to the baths, and north of the baths on Road 11 towards Tahitótfalu. This information concerns parking for the baths, not parking throughout the town. Since parking rules may change, checking before you travel is recommended.

Discover more destinations: Kisoroszi, Dunabogdany, Pomáz, Tahitótfalu, Horany, Pilisszentlászló, Pilisszentkereszt and Szentendre.

How do the outdoor pools vary by season?

Six outdoor pools are listed for summer and three for winter. The 50-metre swimming pool is part of the summer offering. Check the seasonal information before your visit.

What does the warm-water leisure pool offer?

Its water temperature is 32 to 34°C, and it has a neck shower and a water jet.

Where can visitors to the thermal baths park for free?

Free parking is available in front of the main entrance, on the grassy area along the Danube next to the baths, and to the north on Road 11 towards Tahitótfalu. Parking rules may change.

For the broader travel overview: Szentendrei.