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Thermal baths in Konstanz

Konstanz spreads along both banks of the Rhine where it flows out of Lake Constance, and its old town runs straight into the Swiss town of Kreuzlingen. The Bodensee-Therme stands in a glass hall facing the lake, its pools filled with artesian mineral water from 660 metres down.

  • Baths1
  • Water34°
  • Hot rooms100°
Street map of Konstanz with every bath marked and numbered1
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Baths in Konstanz compared

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

BathEntrySwimwear and rulesAgeTickets
1Bodensee-Therme KonstanzKonstanz
  • Therme 1,5 Stunden (thermal bath, 1.5 hours)€13.50
  • Therme 3 Stunden (thermal bath, 3 hours)€16.50
  • Therme Tag (thermal bath, day)€19.50
  • Therme Abend ab 18 Uhr (thermal bath evening from 18:00)€16.50
  • Therme Ermäßigte 3 Stunden (thermal bath, reduced, 3 hours)€14
  • Sauna 3 Stunden (sauna, thermal bath and outdoor pool, 3 hours)€27.50
  • Sauna Tageskarte (sauna day ticket)€36
As of Oct 2026
The sauna area is textile-free; swimwear elsewhere. Tuesday is women's sauna day in the whole sauna area (not on bank holidays or in Baden-Württemberg school holidays); male sauna staff may be present.
As of Oct 2026
none statedDay ticket

Every bath in Konstanz

Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.

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    1Bodensee-Therme Konstanz

    Thermal bath, Konstanz · The outdoor swimming pool (Freibad) is closed until spring 2027. Salt room bookable only with a thermal or sauna ticket (9.50 EUR for 45 minutes).

    Opened on 22 July 2007 on the site of an 1890 lido, the bath fills all nine pools with mineral thermal water from an artesian spring 660 metres deep, 300 metres away at the Hörnle.

    Sauna extraSteam room extra

    34°€13.50As of Oct 2026