Budapest is internationally known as the "City of Baths," mostly because the Hungarian capital is full of bathhouses that have existed since the ancient Romans.
These bathhouses are an integral part of local history, as well as contemporary culture. To this day, the thermal spas are a huge part of daily life — as well as night life.
Here's what a day in Budapest's famous ancient Roman bathhouses is like.
Budapest has about 125 thermal springs that have been part of daily life since the ancient Romans.
The hot spring waters were used for bathing, and were believed to have healing powers as far back as the 12th century.
To this day, people of all ages enjoy the baths.
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