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The 10 Best Thermal Spas in Germany, Germany
Coordinates: 51°N 9°E / 51°N 9°E / 51; 9
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1. Friedrichsbad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,163 reviews
Experience the ultimate in Roman bathing culture combined with Irish hot-air baths here at the Friedrichsbad. Luxuriate in this exclusive bathing pleasure as you visit each of the 17 different stages. The changing temperatures and the healing thermal water in the various baths have a regenerative effect on body and soul. The well-being that you take home with you after a visit to the Friedrichsbad and the healing benefit of its thermal water will be unforgettable, as it has been for many others for over 130 years.
Reviewed By 864sl - Wellington, New Zealand
My husband and I were a little nervous to visit these baths but decided to go after visiting Caracalla baths (which we found to be more like a thermal swimming pool). We are so glad we did!! We went on a mixed day. You start at the locker rooms and feel a little sheepish as you walk through to the first station, but after that you quickly settle in and realise it's not that scary. The first few rooms are hot steam rooms and then you move to a scrub (if you get the wellness package) and to the various saunas and spas. There are 17 steps, each noted on a sign at the relative stop (they helpfully give you suggested times to spend at each stop). We finished up faster than the 3.5hrs and went back to saunas/spas we particularly liked... You have ample time so don't rush! We really loved the experience, it was very relaxing and we will 100% visit again. The spa was itself very beautiful and felt very safe. The sleeping room was also a great part of the experience.
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3. Jod Sole Therme Bad Bevensen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Bad Bevensen's spa pools are characterized by their uplifting, health-oriented, peaceful and relaxing atmosphere both indoors and outdoors. In the Iodine-Saline Spa guests plunge into the relaxing and invigorating, bubbling warmth of the thermal baths, and swim or flow with the streaming current of the endless pool.Immerse and relaxSwimming on cold winter days in two outdoor pools with nearly 11,000 square feet of 32° water with a three-percent salt content is a truly unique experience!Analysis of the Iodine-Saline SpaThe iodine-saline hot springs water in Bad Bevensen's spa comes from two sources. Both are certified as therapeutic hot springs. The iodine-rich water is pumped from both springs from depths of 661-700 meters below sea level. It this way, it reaches back 55 - 34 million years to the Eocene geological period.
4. KissSalis Therme
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 196 reviews
In an area of 7000 square meters, this is the place for your very special wellness experience and to acquaint yourself with the KissSalis pampering concept. The KissSalis Thermal Spa philosophy is based on four modules: optimal relaxation, exercise, alternating hot/cold treatments and a soothing of body and spirit. Float in the indoor and outdoor pools of the Spa World or invigorate your spirit in the Sauna Park. Whereas in the spacious Fitness Arena you can vitalize your cardiovascular system, the Wellness Pavilion is solely dedicated to your well-being, inner balance and relaxation. Our restaurant serves a wide variety of culinary delicacies. Unwind — and bathe in the feeling of wellness from head to toe!
Reviewed By UK_Trolleytraveller - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Probably the best German "Kurort"; stylish and modern with beautiful clean facilities. After having done the hot water thermal baths went into the salt baths; a real recommender !
5. Spreewald Therme
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
6. Gradierwerk Bad Salzungen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
7. Saechsische Staatsbaeder Salt Water Hot Spring & Sauna World
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
8. Franken-Therme Bad Windsheim
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 264 reviews
Submerse yourself and experience soothing relaxation in our thermal pool facilities, the "Salzsee", sauna world and wellness area.
9. Panorama Bad
10. Cassiopeia Thermal Bath
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 509 reviews
Reviewed By michaeloB5097YN
This is definitely a day out trip. The Cassiopeia Thermal Baths at Badenweiler is in a very scenic village. Get someone to direct you to the underground car park as you get up to 5 hours free if you use the spa. Park on the upper floor and you easily find your path past beautiful hotels and sculptures. Next to the spa are the Roman Ruins and further around a ruined castles and great scenic views and walks. You enter the spa via social distancing but I would say its quieter than normal. Check before you plan your trip as some days are ladies only in the Roman Irish spa which is in the natural as the thermal waters dissolve swimsuits and it causes pollution of the waters. But remember to take your swimsuit with you as you will need it elsewhere. Everyone showers within the start area before entering the treatment. The roman Irish is a circle of large rooms dry heat at various levels then steam rooms eventually returning to the start area which both warm plunge pools and cold 12*C pools. Here also are the brush massage. Imagine a large soft shaving brush but that looks like a sweeping brush you get special soaps and massage and a exfoliating brushing . You need to book this but it can be done in situ. Your clothes locker has a disc that you can charge any extras to and pay on your way out. You can keep going round or pop back for a shower at any temp you set When done get wrapped in warm blankets as you can relax in the quiet room . Costume on you can either go up to the sun terrace and relax further or have something to eat or enter the swimming pools. The outdoor pool is 28-30*C and is essentially in two parts. Big horseshoe rings have water forced in to help you swim in circles if a strong swimmer try swimming against the flow - very hard but fun. attached to this is the very large main swimming pool. When your done go to the right and under a clear curtain to the dome pool. its just a few steps but 32*/ 33*C Which YOU will find noticeably warmer than the outdoor pools. Come out of the one way of this pool and go to your right to the pool with the bronze statue this is about 36*C and you think you should have started with this but if you do I think you would not go in any of the other pools. Plenty to see and do but remember you only get 5 hours free parking with your entry. Other spa may be bigger but often lack the outdoor / indoor swimming pools which you can use separately or with the RI Spa. Looking for a nice safe place to go during the CV19 pandemic look no further. Very well organised system hand sanitizers and one way system yet a great day out. Gets 5 stars from me.
