Centre thermal d'Yverdon-les-Bains
The thermal baths of Yverdon-les-Bains, at the south end of Lake Neuchâtel, draw on a sulfurous spring tapped in 1982 that flows at 60 liters a second and 29 °C; the operator says the water was known in Roman times. While the indoor building is rebuilt, two outdoor thermal pools stay open, heated to 35 °C and 33 °C in autumn and winter, with cascades, hot tubs and massage jets.
Getting in
- Parking
- Free parking.
- Public transport
- Bus 604 from Yverdon-les-Bains CFF station to the 'Les Bains' stop, about 4 minutes; every 15 minutes in the daytime on weekdays.
- Address
- Avenue des Bains 22, 1400 Yverdon-les-Bains
Entry, hours and rules
- Entry
- Entrée piscines & sauna, adulte (dès 16 ans), basse saison (pools and sauna, adult from 16, low season) (Low season: Monday to Friday outside school holidays; valid all day)CHF 22about €24
- Entrée piscines & sauna, adulte (dès 16 ans), haute saison (pools and sauna, adult from 16, high season) (High season: weekends, Vaud and national holidays, autumn, winter and February school holidays)CHF 25about €27
- AVS/AI/Étudiant, basse saison (seniors, disability pension, students, low season) (Student card required)CHF 19about €20
- AVS/AI/Étudiant, haute saison (seniors, disability pension, students, high season)CHF 23about €25
- Enfant (de 6 à 15 ans), basse saison (child 6 to 15, low season)CHF 16about €17
- Enfant (de 6 à 15 ans), haute saison (child 6 to 15, high season)CHF 17about €18
- Enfant (de 0 à 5 ans) (child 0 to 5)Free
- Hours
- Mon09:00-20:30
- Tue09:00-20:30
- Wed09:00-20:30
- Thu09:00-20:30
- Fri09:00-20:30
- Sat09:00-20:30
- Sun09:00-19:00
- Swimwear and rules
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- Children
- Babies welcome from birth; children up to 14 must be with an adult, and one adult may take at most 5 children.
- Tickets
- Day ticket, no time slot
- Official site
- bainsyverdon.ch
- Facilities
- Outdoor poolSaunaChanging roomsTowel hireParking
About Centre thermal d'Yverdon-les-Bains
The spring rises about 700 m from Eburodunum, the Roman settlement at Yverdon, and Roman votive inscriptions were found beside it in 1907. The Bains were rebuilt in 1730 to 1735, revived and enlarged from 1878 for a cosmopolitan clientele, then were hit hard in the First World War, and spa life only came back in 1977 after the establishment was completely rebuilt. The Grand Hôtel des Bains next door keeps its rotunda from 1896, and its La Belle Epoque restaurant sits in a room of the historic baths building.
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