Thermal baths in Bad Füssing
Bad Füssing lies in the lower Inn valley in Lower Bavaria, where the river forms the border with Austria, about 25 km south-west of Passau. Europa Therme, Johannesbad Therme and Therme Eins all run on sulphurous thermal water that leaves the ground at 56 °C.
- Baths3
- Water39 to 42°
- Hot rooms90°
Baths in Bad Füssing compared
Entry, swimwear rules, age limits and ticket type, side by side.
| Bath | Entry | Swimwear and rules | Age | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Europa Therme Bad FüssingBad Füssing |
| Swimwear in the pools. In the sauna the operator says swimwear is not wanted; a bathrobe or towel is worn on the way to the saunas. | 3+ | Day ticket |
| 2Johannesbad Therme Bad FüssingBad Füssing |
| Swimwear only in the pools. The sauna area is textile-free. | none stated | Day ticket |
| 3Therme Eins Bad FüssingBad Füssing |
| Swimwear in the thermal bath. The Saunahof is textile-free, including its thermal pool; on Mondays from 7 pm five thermal pools are added to the textile-free area for sauna guests. | none stated | Day ticket |
Every bath in Bad Füssing
Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.
Wolf1949, Wikimedia Commons · CC01Europa Therme Bad Füssing
Thermal bath, Bad Füssing
A thermal bath in the Bad Füssing Kurpark with 17 pools from 27 to 40 °C over more than 3,000 m², fed with sulphurous thermal water that leaves the spring at 56 °C.
2Johannesbad Therme Bad Füssing
Thermal bath, Bad Füssing · Modernisation under way: showers, toilets and changing rooms are rebuilt until about late November 2026, and from 7 December 2026 the indoor hall around the wave pool closes while outdoor pools, saunas and restaurants stay open. Parts of the counter-current pool are closed.
The Johannesquelle was drilled in 1964 to 1,000 m and the bath opened in 1969; its strongly sulphurous water leaves the spring at 56 °C and fills every pool.
User:Mateus2019, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA3Therme Eins Bad Füssing
Thermal bath, Bad Füssing
The first Bad Füssing borehole struck sulphurous water at about 60 °C in 1938 while drilling for oil, and bathing here began in 1947; the round pool with its 'Schwammerl' mushroom fountain dates from 1957.
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Questions about Bad Füssing
Are the saunas in Bad Füssing textile-free?
Yes, at all three baths, while swimwear stays on in the thermal pools. Europa Therme says swimwear isn't wanted in its sauna, with a bathrobe or towel on the way there, and Johannesbad Therme keeps its whole sauna area textile-free. At Therme Eins the Saunahof is textile-free, its thermal pool included, and on Monday evenings five thermal pools join the textile-free area for sauna guests.
Can children go to the thermal baths in Bad Füssing?
Yes, with limits that differ by bath. Europa Therme admits no under-3s to its thermal pools, Johannesbad Therme takes children only with an adult and advises against thermal baths up to 36 months, and at Therme Eins children may not use the 42 °C hot pool. The saunas start at 15 at Europa Therme and Therme Eins and at 16 at Johannesbad Therme.
Where does the thermal water in Bad Füssing come from?
From deep boreholes under the town, and the water leaves them at 56 °C. The first was struck in 1938 by a crew drilling for oil, who found sulphurous water at about 60 °C, and bathing began in 1947 at what is now Therme Eins. The Johannesquelle was drilled to 1,000 m in 1964 and fills every pool at Johannesbad Therme with strongly sulphurous water.