Fairy tale spa right on the border with Serbia
Located in the southernmost part of Hungary, the spa in the city of Mako is much more than a classic thermal resort.
TL;DR
- Hagymatikum spa in Mako, Hungary, blends natural resources with visionary architecture.
- The complex's design by Imre Makovecz features organic shapes and materials, resembling local onions.
- It utilizes therapeutic thermal waters and mud from the Maros River.
- Facilities include thermal pools, modern saunas, and a new family segment with slides.
- The spa offers a high quality-to-price ratio, serving as an affordable alternative to Western European spas.
- Daily entrance fees are around 1950-2150 dinars, with optional sauna access for an additional fee.
- Hotel infrastructure in Mako has expanded, offering various accommodation options from luxury hotels to private apartments.
- Mako's development is a strategic initiative by Hungarian authorities to boost tourism and cross-border cooperation.
- Its proximity to Szeged and good highway connections make it easily accessible.