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Thermal baths in Bad Bertrich

Bad Bertrich lies in the narrow, wooded valley of the Üßbach on the south-eastern edge of the Eifel, a few kilometres above the Moselle and about 13 km south-west of Cochem. The Vulkaneifel Therme belongs to the state spa and fills its indoor and outdoor pools with warm Glauber's salt water from deep underground.

  • Baths1
  • Water32°
  • Hot rooms100°
Street map of Bad Bertrich with every bath marked and numbered1
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Baths in Bad Bertrich compared

Entry, swimwear rules, age limits and ticket type, side by side.

BathEntrySwimwear and rulesAgeTickets
1Vulkaneifel ThermeBad Bertrich
  • 2 Stunden Therme (2 hours, thermal bath)€12
  • 4 Stunden Therme (4 hours, thermal bath)€15
  • Tageskarte Therme (day ticket, thermal bath)€16.50
  • 2 Stunden Therme & Sauna (2 hours, bath and sauna)€23
  • Tageskarte Therme & Sauna (day ticket, bath and sauna)€28
  • 2 Stunden Therme, Kinder von 3 bis 16 Jahre (2 hours, children 3 to 16)€9
  • Tageskarte Therme, Kinder von 3 bis 16 Jahre (day ticket, children 3 to 16)€12
  • Familienkarte 2, 2 Stunden Therme (family ticket, 2 adults and 1 child, 2 hours)€31.50
As of Oct 2026
The sauna cabins and the sauna outdoor pool are nude areas; a bathrobe or towel is worn in the rest rooms, the restaurant and on the terrace.
As of Oct 2026
3+Day ticket

Every bath in Bad Bertrich

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  1. 1Vulkaneifel Therme

    Thermal bath, Bad Bertrich · The L103 between Bad Bertrich and the Beuren exit is closed until the end of March 2027

    The thermal bath of the Staatsbad Bad Bertrich in the Vulkaneifel, which the operator calls Germany's only Glauber's salt thermal bath: the water rises at 32 °C from more than 2,000 m down.

    Sauna extraSteam room

    32°€12As of Oct 2026