Thermal baths in Austria

In Austria's most popular thermal spa you can experience something unique. In the "Vulkania", for example, you can bathe in Dead Sea water and feel the invigorating salt on your skin. Immediately afterwards you can make a detour to the South Seas and let your soul dangle further. If you long for even more sea, disappear into the marine climate cabin and fuel your body with ionized oxygen which is good for the respiratory tract and stress reduction.

Wellness for all senses can be found in the Aqua Dome spa in Tyrol, probably the most modern and architecturally fascinating spa in the Alps. The highlight is the “Soleschale”, a futuristic-looking pool in which you can float weightlessly and look down on the impressive mountain landscape. The “Soleschale” also offers water shiatsu at sunrise - simply unique.

St. Martins Therme and Lodge on the edge of the Seewinkel National Park are not far from the Hungarian border. On the "South Sea island of Austria" you will experience a feeling of summer and sun, because of the bathing beach, directly at the in-house bathing lake, which has an excellent water quality. Recharge your batteries on a sun lounger or in a shady hammock and enjoy a cool bath in the lake.

The Salzburger Land offers visitors a wide variety of beautiful destinations in nature and in the city. Several of the state's top thermal spas are located here, making it the perfect starting point for hiking or cycling tours through impressive landscapes. A popular holiday destination in the Salzburger Land is Bad Hofgastein, where the Alpentherme Gastein is located - one of the best thermal spas in Austria.

Styria is the green heart of Austria. Here you can enjoy views over blue mountain lakes, mystical moorlands, rushing streams and stalactite caves! Just as unbelievable as the nature are the thermal springs in Styria: e.g. the Rogner Bad Blumau. If you decide to stay in a thermal spa hotel in Styria, you should also make a detour to Graz.

Located in Tirol is the Aqua Dome, which is already reason enough for a thermal spa holiday in Tirol. But, also, countless natural jewels are waiting to be discovered: From waterfalls and deep gorges to green valleys and white glaciers, everything is represented. Kirchberg, Fügen or Gerlos are perfect places for a quiet thermal holiday, where you can also visit the cultural rich city of Innsbruck.

In Carinthia, southern Austria, you can find the highest mountain in the country, the Großglockner, which fascinates many visitors. Here you will also find great thermal springs, from which you can take trips to alpine lakes, medieval buildings or to the picturesque town of Klagenfurt am Wörthersee. By the way, the region has an above-average number of hours of sunshine, which makes a wellness holiday here even more relaxing.

In Upper Austria, close to the German and Czech borders, there are mountains, lakes and vantage points that amaze holidaymakers. A special highlight is the Kalkalpen National Park, where you can relax in the thermal spa and unwind your muscles in the warm thermal water. The largest city in Upper Austria is Linz which is also worth a visit thanks to its historical old town.

Lower Austria is the region around Vienna, whose history has ensured that the region today has a particularly rich cultural heritage. If you decide for a thermal holiday in one of the thermal baths in Vienna or Lower Austria, you will not only experience the scenically, but also culturally most interesting region. The region is home to eight thermal baths, including the Roman thermal bath, where you can bathe in sulfur healing water just like the ancient Romans.