The Alps
- Baths4
- Pools30 to 36.5°
The Alps baths compared
Entry, swimwear rules, age limits and ticket type, side by side.
| Bath | Entry | Swimwear and rules | Age | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QC Terme Bagni VecchiBormio |
| Swimsuit required everywhere, saunas included. | 14+ | Day ticket |
| Tamina ThermeBad Ragaz |
| Swimwear in the thermal pools. The sauna world is textile-free and mixed, from age 13. | 3+ | Day ticket |
| Terme MeranoMerano |
| Swimwear in the pools. The sauna is textile-free, mixed and from age 14. | none stated | Day ticket |
| Therme ValsVals |
| Standard swimwear only. Towel included; own towels and bathrobes are not allowed. | 6+ | Timed slots, book ahead |
Every bath in The Alps
Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.
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QC Terme Bagni Vecchi
Thermal bath, Bormio
Historic baths above Bormio fed by warm springs in the Stelvio National Park, with a natural sweat cave and an infinity pool over the valley.
€58 As of Sep 2026 -
Tamina Therme
Thermal bath, Bad Ragaz
Eight pools and seven saunas fed by the Tamina Gorge spring, known since 1242 and running at a constant 36.5 °C.
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Terme Merano
Thermal bath, Merano · Outdoor pools and park closed until mid-May
An indoor thermal bath in the centre of Merano, open every day of the year, with radon-bearing water piped 8 km from the Vigiljoch since 1966.
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Therme Vals
Thermal bath, Vals · Day visitors must book an entry slot online in advance; no phones or cameras
Peter Zumthor’s bath of 60,000 slabs of Vals quartzite, fed by the 30 °C St. Peter spring and listed as a protected building soon after it opened in 1996.
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