Budapest baths arose due to multiple sources of healing and thermal water lapping at the foot of the rugged caves of the Buda Hills. Sources of feeding its waters Gellert thermal baths, used in the XIII century. Then they had built near the hospital, where the monks were treated sufferers. This place is also called Dirty bathing because water, which is treated with joint diseases of the circulatory system, and was troubled by the sludge. Hotel Gellert with its Spa and Wellness Centre was built in the Art Nouveau style in the early years of the twentieth century at the western foot of Gellért Hill. For it is widely used decorating colorful ceramics Zsolnay factory in Pecs.

Turkish baths were built on the Buda springs. In addition to its direct purpose, they are also a place of political debate and the conclusion of transactions. On the Buda side of the Danube remained four such baths. One of them is named after one of its former owners Király (Royal). She builds her Turkish Pasha Sokollu Mustafa around 1570. At the beginning of the XIX century it was attached to the side of the wing. Swimming pool in the shape of a polygon and a flat dome dating back to XVI century.