A Moroccan hamam for women only, between Königsallee and Berliner Allee in the city centre. It combines a steam bath, a Finnish wooden sauna and a rest room with scrub and massage rituals. Packages run from Argan Basic at 44 EUR for two to three hours, which includes hamam entry, a Pestemal towel, Saboun Al Beldi olive-oil soap, a ten-minute full-body scrub, a hair wash and Moroccan mint tea, up to Argan Deluxe at 100 EUR with a 45-minute argan-oil massage.
A 15,000 square metre wellness and fitness spa in Korschenbroich, between Mönchengladbach and Düsseldorf, laid out in Asian architecture. It has 10 different saunas, one Dampfbad, two swimming pools including an outdoor infinity pool and an indoor pool with a channel to the outside, a brine pool and two hot whirlpools. The site states plainly that its sauna complex is textile-free. Entry is from 14 years of age. A day ticket for pools and sauna is 42.50 EUR on weekdays.
A long-established Saunaparadies in Haan-Gruiten, east of Düsseldorf, grown and extended over decades. It offers 11 saunas, 2 steam baths, 2 swimming pools kept at 28–32°C, a hot whirlpool, a plunge pool, a Himalayan salt-crystal bio sauna, a massage studio, rest rooms and a sleeping room, plus a sun terrace, beer garden and a Birkenstübchen restaurant with an open fire. A Saunanacht runs on the first Saturday of each month. Open daily from 10:00, to 23:00 or later at weekends.
A city spa in Golzheim with a warm 31°C pool and a four-cabin sauna landscape — Finnische Sauna, Sanarium, Kräutersauna and Dampfbad — open to anyone who buys an entry ticket rather than to members only. Two hours of sauna and pool costs 25 EUR and four hours 45 EUR, and the ticket covers the pool, the sauna landscape, the rest areas and the lounge. The sauna is closed on Tuesdays and otherwise mostly evening-only, so book ahead.
The Saunawelt of the municipal bath in Monheim am Rhein, between Düsseldorf and Cologne. Six rooms make up the range: a Dampfbad at 45°C, a Kräutersauna at 80°C where herbs steam in a copper kettle, a Finnish Iki-Sauna, a Salzsauna, an Erdsauna and a Panoramasauna with its own outdoor pool, plus a cold-water area, a sauna garden, two rest houses and a barefoot path. Monday is a Damensauna. The bath is being rebuilt: it is shut 7-20 September 2026 and full reopening is planned for autumn 2026.
A municipal sauna inside the Familienbad Niederheid in Holthausen, run by Bäder Düsseldorf. Five cabins carry Finnish names: the Aufguss-Sauna "Löyly" at 90°C, the Kamin-Sauna "Takka" at 90°C, a Sanarium at 55°C, the steam bath "Höyry" at 50°C and a Banja at 70°C. Cooling is a cold pool indoors and a warm pool outside, with a Saunagarten to sit in. Monday afternoons are reserved as a Damensauna for women.
A Balinese-styled wellness resort on the Elbsee at the south-eastern edge of Düsseldorf, with 11 saunas, 3 steam baths and 3 pools set in a large sauna garden with rest rooms, sun decks, two fireplace rooms and an Asian-Mediterranean restaurant. Cabins include a panorama sauna, a lake sauna, a bio sauna, a garden sauna and a women's sauna. Infusions range from salt, honey and fruit to meditation and herbal ceremonies. Open daily 9:00 to midnight; a day ticket is 51.50 EUR.
A Saunalandschaft in Neuss-Reuschenberg, built around a natural bathing lake. Seven cabins plus a Dampfbad cover the range: Panoramasauna, Aufgusssauna, Finnische Sauna, Biosauna, Salzsauna, Kräutersauna and an Erdsauna dug into the ground, alongside a Vierjahreszeitenbecken and two Liegehäuser, one of them at the lake. Infusions follow a published Aufgussplan. Open daily 10:00 to 23:00, with a Late Night to 2:00 on the first Friday of the month. A day ticket is 39 EUR on weekdays.
The sauna floor of the Freizeitbad De Bütt in Willich, north-west of Düsseldorf. Four cabins run from a Dampfbad at 45°C through the Niederrhein Bio Sauna at 60°C and the Schloßparksauna at 80°C to the Panorama Aufguss Sauna at 90°C, where infusions are given with a range of scents. Cooling is a plunge pool and a cold-water area with a shower, Kneipp hose and foot basin. Rest rooms, a conservatory and a roof terrace with loungers complete the floor; the house asks for at least two hours.
The sauna of the Münster-Therme, a Pempelfort bathhouse dating from 1902, sits alongside the swimming hall. It holds two Finnish cabins at 80°C and 90°C and a Dampfbad at 42°C, with a cold and warm pool, a Ruheraum and a massage area. A brine pool on the ground floor costs 2.60 EUR extra. Adult tickets start at 14.10 EUR under a dynamic price that falls at quieter times. Wednesday is a Damensauna for women; Monday is closed.
The sauna floor of the Freizeitbad Düsselstrand in Flingern is themed on a North Sea beach. Three cabins run at rising heats: the Meer-Sauna at 60°C, the Dünen-Sauna at 85°C and the Gezeiten-Sauna at 90°C. There is a plunge pool and a foot bath for cooling, a Ruheraum, an outdoor lounge and terrace, food service and massages. Tuesday is a Damensauna for women and the sauna stays closed on Thursdays.
A health and sports club in Erkrath, three S-Bahn stops from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof, set on a 10,000 square metre garden plot. The spa holds four cabins: a Forest Sauna at 90°C seating 25, a Fire Sauna at 70°C seating 15, a Bio Sauna at 60°C seating 12 and a Steam Sauna at 48°C with six individual seats. Sauna masters run ceremonies on Tuesday evenings and Saturday and Sunday afternoons, and a classic Kneipp facility provides warm and cold pools. Single admission is 27 EUR.
A premium fitness club in Wersten, at the Provinzialplatz in the south of Düsseldorf. It has a 25-metre sports pool and a wellness area with a whirlpool and several saunas to use after training, along with modern equipment, group classes, a towel service and rental lockers. Non-members can buy a day ticket that covers the pool, sauna and spa as well as the gym, at 29 EUR regular or 10 EUR for members of another Holmes Place club.
A premium fitness club in Oberkassel at the Seestern, across the Rhine from the city centre. The training floor covers functional training, strength work and a broad group-class programme, and a Finnish sauna is there to unwind in afterwards. Like the other two Düsseldorf clubs it sells a day ticket to non-members, at 29 EUR regular or 17 EUR on a member's invitation, which includes the sauna and spa as well as the gym.
A premium fitness club on the Königsallee in central Düsseldorf whose wellness floor is open to non-members on a day ticket. Alongside the gym floor and group classes it has a 22-metre sports pool, a whirlpool and several saunas, with a towel service included. A regular day ticket covering the free-weight area, cardio, classes, pool, sauna and spa costs 29 EUR, or 17 EUR on a member's invitation.
A Moroccan hamam for women only, between Königsallee and Berliner Allee in the city centre. It combines a steam bath, a Finnish wooden sauna and a rest room with scrub and massage rituals. Packages run from Argan Basic at 44 EUR for two to three hours, which includes hamam entry, a Pestemal towel, Saboun Al Beldi olive-oil soap, a ten-minute full-body scrub, a hair wash and Moroccan mint tea, up to Argan Deluxe at 100 EUR with a 45-minute argan-oil massage.
A 15,000 square metre wellness and fitness spa in Korschenbroich, between Mönchengladbach and Düsseldorf, laid out in Asian architecture. It has 10 different saunas, one Dampfbad, two swimming pools including an outdoor infinity pool and an indoor pool with a channel to the outside, a brine pool and two hot whirlpools. The site states plainly that its sauna complex is textile-free. Entry is from 14 years of age. A day ticket for pools and sauna is 42.50 EUR on weekdays.
A long-established Saunaparadies in Haan-Gruiten, east of Düsseldorf, grown and extended over decades. It offers 11 saunas, 2 steam baths, 2 swimming pools kept at 28–32°C, a hot whirlpool, a plunge pool, a Himalayan salt-crystal bio sauna, a massage studio, rest rooms and a sleeping room, plus a sun terrace, beer garden and a Birkenstübchen restaurant with an open fire. A Saunanacht runs on the first Saturday of each month. Open daily from 10:00, to 23:00 or later at weekends.
A city spa in Golzheim with a warm 31°C pool and a four-cabin sauna landscape — Finnische Sauna, Sanarium, Kräutersauna and Dampfbad — open to anyone who buys an entry ticket rather than to members only. Two hours of sauna and pool costs 25 EUR and four hours 45 EUR, and the ticket covers the pool, the sauna landscape, the rest areas and the lounge. The sauna is closed on Tuesdays and otherwise mostly evening-only, so book ahead.
The Saunawelt of the municipal bath in Monheim am Rhein, between Düsseldorf and Cologne. Six rooms make up the range: a Dampfbad at 45°C, a Kräutersauna at 80°C where herbs steam in a copper kettle, a Finnish Iki-Sauna, a Salzsauna, an Erdsauna and a Panoramasauna with its own outdoor pool, plus a cold-water area, a sauna garden, two rest houses and a barefoot path. Monday is a Damensauna. The bath is being rebuilt: it is shut 7-20 September 2026 and full reopening is planned for autumn 2026.
A municipal sauna inside the Familienbad Niederheid in Holthausen, run by Bäder Düsseldorf. Five cabins carry Finnish names: the Aufguss-Sauna "Löyly" at 90°C, the Kamin-Sauna "Takka" at 90°C, a Sanarium at 55°C, the steam bath "Höyry" at 50°C and a Banja at 70°C. Cooling is a cold pool indoors and a warm pool outside, with a Saunagarten to sit in. Monday afternoons are reserved as a Damensauna for women.
A Balinese-styled wellness resort on the Elbsee at the south-eastern edge of Düsseldorf, with 11 saunas, 3 steam baths and 3 pools set in a large sauna garden with rest rooms, sun decks, two fireplace rooms and an Asian-Mediterranean restaurant. Cabins include a panorama sauna, a lake sauna, a bio sauna, a garden sauna and a women's sauna. Infusions range from salt, honey and fruit to meditation and herbal ceremonies. Open daily 9:00 to midnight; a day ticket is 51.50 EUR.
A Saunalandschaft in Neuss-Reuschenberg, built around a natural bathing lake. Seven cabins plus a Dampfbad cover the range: Panoramasauna, Aufgusssauna, Finnische Sauna, Biosauna, Salzsauna, Kräutersauna and an Erdsauna dug into the ground, alongside a Vierjahreszeitenbecken and two Liegehäuser, one of them at the lake. Infusions follow a published Aufgussplan. Open daily 10:00 to 23:00, with a Late Night to 2:00 on the first Friday of the month. A day ticket is 39 EUR on weekdays.
The sauna floor of the Freizeitbad De Bütt in Willich, north-west of Düsseldorf. Four cabins run from a Dampfbad at 45°C through the Niederrhein Bio Sauna at 60°C and the Schloßparksauna at 80°C to the Panorama Aufguss Sauna at 90°C, where infusions are given with a range of scents. Cooling is a plunge pool and a cold-water area with a shower, Kneipp hose and foot basin. Rest rooms, a conservatory and a roof terrace with loungers complete the floor; the house asks for at least two hours.
The sauna of the Münster-Therme, a Pempelfort bathhouse dating from 1902, sits alongside the swimming hall. It holds two Finnish cabins at 80°C and 90°C and a Dampfbad at 42°C, with a cold and warm pool, a Ruheraum and a massage area. A brine pool on the ground floor costs 2.60 EUR extra. Adult tickets start at 14.10 EUR under a dynamic price that falls at quieter times. Wednesday is a Damensauna for women; Monday is closed.
The sauna floor of the Freizeitbad Düsselstrand in Flingern is themed on a North Sea beach. Three cabins run at rising heats: the Meer-Sauna at 60°C, the Dünen-Sauna at 85°C and the Gezeiten-Sauna at 90°C. There is a plunge pool and a foot bath for cooling, a Ruheraum, an outdoor lounge and terrace, food service and massages. Tuesday is a Damensauna for women and the sauna stays closed on Thursdays.
A health and sports club in Erkrath, three S-Bahn stops from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof, set on a 10,000 square metre garden plot. The spa holds four cabins: a Forest Sauna at 90°C seating 25, a Fire Sauna at 70°C seating 15, a Bio Sauna at 60°C seating 12 and a Steam Sauna at 48°C with six individual seats. Sauna masters run ceremonies on Tuesday evenings and Saturday and Sunday afternoons, and a classic Kneipp facility provides warm and cold pools. Single admission is 27 EUR.
A premium fitness club in Wersten, at the Provinzialplatz in the south of Düsseldorf. It has a 25-metre sports pool and a wellness area with a whirlpool and several saunas to use after training, along with modern equipment, group classes, a towel service and rental lockers. Non-members can buy a day ticket that covers the pool, sauna and spa as well as the gym, at 29 EUR regular or 10 EUR for members of another Holmes Place club.
A premium fitness club in Oberkassel at the Seestern, across the Rhine from the city centre. The training floor covers functional training, strength work and a broad group-class programme, and a Finnish sauna is there to unwind in afterwards. Like the other two Düsseldorf clubs it sells a day ticket to non-members, at 29 EUR regular or 17 EUR on a member's invitation, which includes the sauna and spa as well as the gym.
A premium fitness club on the Königsallee in central Düsseldorf whose wellness floor is open to non-members on a day ticket. Alongside the gym floor and group classes it has a 22-metre sports pool, a whirlpool and several saunas, with a towel service included. A regular day ticket covering the free-weight area, cardio, classes, pool, sauna and spa costs 29 EUR, or 17 EUR on a member's invitation.