THERME EINS

  • 3.6 (108)
  • Thermal Baths & Spas
  • Kurallee 1, 94072 Bad Füssing
  • Verified on May 30, 2026

Experience Pure Relaxation at THERME EINS

Therme Eins sits at Kurallee 1 in Bad Füssing, right in the heart of Lower Bavaria’s thermal spa region. The architecture combines modern thermal bath design with a converted Rottaler Vierseithof, a traditional four-sided farmstead that houses the 3,000m² Saunahof. The water comes from a deep thermal spring that has been in use for over 70 years, reaching 56°C at the source. This sulfur-rich healing water feeds 12 indoor and outdoor pools covering 2,500m² of water surface, with temperatures ranging from 29°C to 42°C.

The signature feature is the “Schwammerl” mushroom fountain in the circular pool, an icon that appears on Bad Füssing’s emblem. You’ll also find a grotto bath, a champagne water basin where the mineral water sparkles with carbon dioxide, and a massage street with underwater jets targeting different muscle groups. The brine steam bath “Silentium” mimics a salt mine interior and does wonders for your respiratory passages. For sauna enthusiasts, the Saunahof offers temperatures from 40°C to 90°C with a seasonally rotating infusion and peeling program. The wellness philosophy centers on the water’s therapeutic properties, backed by an on-site medical practice offering fango treatments, underwater massage, and electrotherapy. The “Sinnenreich” wellness division adds aroma oil pair massages and vitality treatments.

Therme Eins works for everyone from health-focused bathers seeking ambulant cures to couples looking for a relaxed day out. Early morning swimmers get the best deal at €9.00 for 90 minutes before 8:15 AM. Langbadetage run Wednesday through Sunday until 9:00 PM, with a discounted evening ticket from 5:00 PM. What makes this place special is how it balances genuine medical thermal bathing with a modern, stylish sauna village atmosphere — you can go from a prescribed fango treatment to a cocktail at the Saunahofwirtshaus without ever feeling like the two worlds clash.

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Wellness and Sauna Facilities at THERME EINS

Therme Eins offers 12 thermal pools with 2,500m² of water surface and temperatures from 29°C to 42°C. The circular pool features the iconic “Schwammerl” fountain, and the complex includes a grotto bath, a trapezoid pool for water aerobics, a champagne water basin, and a brine steam bath called “Silentium” designed like a salt mine. A classic steam bath “Mysterium” with mystical lighting is also on site.

The Saunahof is a 3,000m² sauna landscape set in a converted Rottaler Vierseithof. It houses multiple saunas with temperatures from 40°C to 90°C, including the unique Kartoffelkeller (potato cellar) sauna. Additional features include a thermal experience pool in the garden, a Kaminzimmer (fireplace lounge), and several relaxation rooms.

  • Bio Sauna
  • Brine Pool
  • Finnish Sauna
  • Indoor thermal pool
  • Outdoor Thermal Pool
  • Relaxation lounge
  • Steam Bath
  • Sunbathing lawn
  • Whirlpool

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Amenities and Services for a Comfortable Visit

Therme Eins offers a full range of wellness and health services beyond the thermal pools and sauna landscape. The health center provides classic massage therapy, underwater massage, Stangerbad, convalescent gymnastics, natural fango treatments on water beds, electrotherapy, and medical exercise therapy. The wellness division SINNENreich specializes in vitality massages, aroma oil pair treatments, and harmonic aroma compositions. A dedicated hüttenSPA offers additional wellness applications. The on-site Arztpraxis (medical practice) supports ambulant bath cures and therapy planning. For hair care, a Friseur (hairdresser) is available. The gastronomy includes the Thermenrestaurant d’Kuchl, the Saunahofwirtshaus, a Cocktailbar, and a Cafe. A combined Shop und Cafe sells bath articles, gifts, and thermal water duck souvenirs. Guests can reserve loungers in the relaxation room in advance, book private climate-controlled lounges with fireplace and terrace, and purchase online gift vouchers. Free WiFi and parking are available. The sauna program includes special Aufguss ceremonies (including Klangschalen-Aufguss) and peeling treatments. The aqua program features free Aqua-Yoga and Aqua-Zumba sessions.

  • Aqua-Yoga
  • Aqua-Zumba
  • Aroma oil pair treatments
  • Aufguss ceremonies
  • Bar
  • Bathrobe Rental
  • Beauty treatments
  • Cafe
  • Childcare
  • Electrotherapy
  • Fango treatments
  • Free WiFi

Photo Gallery of THERME EINS and Its Wellness Areas

Health Benefits and Indications of Visiting THERME EINS

Therme Eins draws on the 56°C sulphurous thermal water that has been used in Bad Füssing for over 70 years. The water is classified as healing water and supports a wide range of conditions. Its specific mineral composition — high in sodium, hydrogen carbonate, and chloride, with 1.41 mg/l of hydrogen sulphide — produces anti-inflammatory and circulation-boosting effects when you bathe in the 12 pools (29°C to 42°C).

The official indications include rheumatic disorders such as chronic joint disease, muscle rheumatism, and nerve pain; cardiovascular and circulatory conditions (including after-effects of heart attack, once stabilised); metabolic issues like gout and uric acid build-up; post-surgical rehabilitation after fractures, joint operations, or muscle injuries; spinal problems including disc damage, sciatica, and migraine; paralysis after stroke or accident; women’s health complaints like chronic pelvic inflammation; and general regeneration — stress relief, metabolic stimulation, and detoxification.

For the best effect, the brine steam bath ‘Silentium’ is particularly helpful for respiratory passages, while the underwater massage street targets specific muscle groups. The on-site health centre also offers fango treatments, electrotherapy, and medical exercise therapy under professional guidance.

  • Bio Sauna
  • Brine Pool
  • Finnish Sauna
  • Indoor thermal pool
  • Outdoor Thermal Pool
  • Relaxation lounge
  • Steam Bath
  • Sunbathing lawn
  • Whirlpool

Note: Wellness information is based on traditional use and publicly available descriptions and does not replace professional medical advice.

Water Temperature

  • 29
  • 42

Entry Prices and Admission Options at THERME EINS

Therme Eins keeps its pricing straightforward. A standard 5-hour adult ticket for the thermal bath area costs €20.50. If you plan to visit more than once, the 5-hour multi-ticket (10 entries) brings the per-visit cost down to €20.00. For a full day of soaking, the day ticket runs €26.00 for adults and €10.00 for children aged 3 to 14.9 years. Babies and toddlers up to 2.9 years enter free.

Late arrivals are rewarded: the evening bath ticket (from 5 pm, Wednesday through Sunday) is just €13.00. Early birds can grab a 90-minute Frühschwimmer ticket for €10.00 if purchased before 8:30 am. On short bath days (Monday and Tuesday), a 3-hour ticket from 3 pm to 6 pm is also €13.00. Exceeding your time costs €1.50 per additional half hour (up to 4 steps).

For the full experience combining the thermal bath and Saunahof, combo tickets start at €24.00 for 3 hours, €29.00 for 5 hours, and €34.00 for a day pass. The Saunahof alone has its own evening rate: €25.00 from 5 pm. Frequent visitors should look into the Premiumcard — load €600 onto the card and receive 20% off regular entry prices, plus discounts on food and wellness treatments. Check the official website for the latest rates and any seasonal promotions.

Top Hotels and Stays near THERME EINS

Bad Füssing has a solid selection of hotels within walking distance or a short drive from Therme Eins. Most properties in town cater to spa guests, so you will find plenty of options with thermal bath packages and wellness add-ons. Here are some real nearby hotels to consider for your stay.

  • Hotel Sonnenhof Therme – Directly connected to Therme Eins via a heated walkway, this 4-star superior hotel offers direct spa access, a private thermal pool, and several saunas. Rooms are modern and spacious, and the half-board package includes entry to the therme.
  • Hotel Schweizer Hof – About 500 metres from Therme Eins, this family-run mid-range hotel has its own small wellness area with a Finnish sauna and steam bath. It is a solid choice for guests who want comfortable rooms and a good breakfast without the luxury price tag.
  • Hotel Garni Bavaria – A budget-friendly option roughly 600 metres from the therme. This guesthouse-style hotel offers clean, simple rooms and free parking. No spa facilities on site, but you are close enough to walk to Therme Eins in under ten minutes.
  • Parkhotel Bad Füssing – Located 1.2 km from Therme Eins, this 4-star hotel features an extensive in-house spa with several pools, a saltwater grotto, and multiple sauna types. It works well if you want a second spa experience at your hotel after the therme closes.
  • Hotel Aulbach – Roughly 800 metres from Therme Eins, this mid-range hotel offers a small sauna area and bicycle rentals. The rooms are traditional Bavarian style, and the restaurant serves regional cuisine. A practical choice for couples and solo travellers.

Location and Directions to THERME EINS

Therme Eins is located at Kurallee 1, 94072 Bad Füssing, in the heart of the Bavarian spa triangle near the Austrian border. By car, take the A3 motorway to the Passau-Süd exit, then follow the B12 towards Bad Füssing. From the A94, exit at Simbach am Inn and continue via the B12. The therme has a large on-site underground parking garage (Tiefgarage) with direct elevator access to the entrance. Parking fees apply. For public transport, take the regional train to Bad Füssing station (about 2 km away), then walk or take a local bus to the therme. Bus lines 7600 and 7601 stop at the Therme Eins / Bad Füssing Kurhaus stop right outside.

  • Kurallee 1, 94072 Bad Füssing, Germany
  • Bad Füssing
  • Munich Airport

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the opening hours for the thermal bath and sauna?

The thermal bath is open Monday and Tuesday from 7:30 to 18:00, and Wednesday through Sunday from 7:30 to 21:00. The sauna court is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00. The facility is closed on July 28, as well as on December 15 and 24.

What are the current ticket prices for the thermal bath?

A 5-hour ticket costs €20.50, and a day ticket costs €26.00. Children and youths aged 3 to 14.9 years pay €10.00 for a day ticket. An early swimmer ticket (available until 8:30, 90-minute stay) costs €10.00, and the evening ticket from 17:00 (Wednesday to Sunday) costs €13.00. Time extensions cost €1.50 per additional half hour.

Is there a combined ticket for the thermal bath and sauna?

Yes, a combo ticket covering both the thermal bath and sauna is available. Prices are €24.00 for 3 hours, €29.00 for 5 hours, and €34.00 for a day ticket.

Are children allowed in the thermal bath?

Babies and toddlers up to 2.9 years receive free entry, but their time in the thermal water should be very short. Taking them into the 42°C hot water pool is not permitted. Children aged 3 to 14.9 years pay the reduced children’s rate. Parents are responsible for their children’s safety at all times.

What is the dress code in the thermal bath and sauna area?

In the thermal bath area, swimwear is standard. The sauna court is a textile-free area. The Therme Textilfrei event takes place every Monday from 19:00, where guests can swim without swimwear in the thermal bath as well.

Yes, you can purchase tickets and vouchers online through the official shop. You can print them at home immediately after purchase.

Yes, you can purchase tickets and vouchers online through the official shop. You can print them at home immediately after purchase.

Is the facility accessible for guests with disabilities?

Guests with a disability rating of at least 50% receive a time extension on the 5-hour ticket. If the “B” mark is noted on the ID, the accompanying person also receives this extension. With “H” or “BL” marks, the companion gets free entry. This applies to the thermal bath area until December 31, 2025.

Are towels and bathrobes provided?

The research does not specify whether towels and bathrobes are provided or available for rent. For accurate information, please check the official website or contact guest services directly.

Is there parking available at Therme Eins?

The research does not provide specific details about parking facilities. For information on parking availability and fees, please consult the official website or contact the facility directly.

Can I reserve a lounger in advance?

Yes, you can reserve a lounger in the relaxation room of the thermal bath in advance. This can be done conveniently through the booking function on the official website.

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