Bodden-Therme provides an invigorating mix of relaxation and therapeutic wellness. The naturally warm waters are ideal for easing tension, reducing joint pain, and promoting circulation. Combined with the sauna and whirlpools, the facility offers holistic benefits, enhancing respiratory health and skin rejuvenation. Regular visitors report improvements in stress management, mobility, and energy levels, making it a popular spot for both relaxation and targeted therapy.
Bodden-Therme offers a range of facilities perfect for relaxation, fitness, and family fun. The main pool includes a wave section, and there’s a warm children’s pool for young swimmers. A therapy pool provides a gentle, heated environment, while outdoor saunas, an indoor whirlpool, and various Finnish and steam saunas create a rich wellness experience. The facility is fully accessible, with options for swimming courses and aquafit classes as well.
For added comfort, Bodden-Therme provides a range of amenities, including massage services, late-night sauna events, and a cozy café. Here, you can enjoy fresh snacks, salads, and hearty meals, making it easy to unwind after your visit to the pools and saunas. There’s also equipment available for fitness classes, like aqua cycling.
For general access to the fun and sports pools, prices start at €16 for a three-hour pass for adults and €13 for youth under 18. A full-day pass is available for €22 for adults, €19 for youth, and €2 for children under one meter tall. For families, a special day ticket is available at €58 for two adults and two children, with an option to add more children for €5 each. Evening discounts are also available, with reduced prices starting after 7 p.m.
For those looking to use both the pool and sauna, there are combined tickets. A three-hour pool and sauna ticket costs €22 for adults and €19 for youth, with a full-day option at €28 and €25, respectively. Evening sauna access is also discounted.
Bodden-Therme provides special discounts for individuals with disabilities, students, and local guests with “Kurkarte” passes, with a €1 discount on regular tickets. The facility also offers reloadable value cards with discounts based on the amount loaded, starting with a 5% discount for €50 and going up to 15% for €200
Bodden-Therme features a main pool with a wave section, a therapy pool, a children’s pool, an indoor whirlpool, and a sauna area with both indoor and outdoor options. Sauna types include a Finnish sauna, steam bath, and blockhouse sauna outdoors
Visitors can enjoy massage services, a café with snacks and meals, aqua fitness classes, and late-night sauna sessions. The café offers a variety of foods from fresh salads to hearty options
The main pool is around 28°C, the therapy pool is heated to 32°C, and the whirlpool is 34°C. For saunas, the outdoor pool is 32°C, and the outdoor whirlpool is 35°C.
Indoor saunas include the 87°C Finnish sauna and a 60°C sanarium with color therapy, while outdoor options include the 95°C blockhouse sauna with relaxation rooms and plunge pools.
The facilities help with stress relief, joint and muscle pain, circulation, respiratory health, skin rejuvenation, and mobility. Aqua fitness classes also support physical activity and general wellness.
Bodden-Therme’s pools contain natural minerals, including sodium, magnesium, calcium, chloride, sulfate, and bicarbonate, contributing to skin and health benefits.
A three-hour entry to the main pool is €16 for adults and €13 for youth. A full day pass costs €22 for adults and €19 for youth. Evening discounts apply after 7 p.m.
Yes, combined pool and sauna access costs €22 for a three-hour pass and €28 for a full-day adult ticket, with youth rates available and evening discounts after 7 p.m.
Yes, families (two adults and two children) can get a day pass for €58, with additional children at €5 each.
Yes, students, guests with disabilities (80% or higher), and local “Kurkarte” pass holders receive a €1 discount on regular entry fees.
Bodden-Therme is closed on Mondays (except holidays) and open Tuesday through Friday from 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. On weekends and holidays, it’s open from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Yes, parking is available on-site for a fee of €1 per visit, payable at the entrance.
Sauna nights offer extended hours until midnight once a month, featuring special ambiance and relaxation for sauna enthusiasts.
Bodden-Therme offers various aqua fitness classes, including aqua cycling and swimming lessons for all ages, from baby swimming to advanced courses.
Yes, Bodden-Therme offers a range of massage options, from classic to hot stone treatments. Massages must be booked in advance by calling the facility.
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