The Heidesauna is a family-run sauna in a villa from 1912 on the edge of the Dölauer Heide forest, operating since 1991 and describing itself as the oldest privately run sauna in Halle. Across 370 m² on two levels it has a 90 °C Finnish sauna, a 60 °C herbal sauna and a 40 °C steam bath, with Aufguss every 20 minutes, a sauna garden and a bistro. It is textile-free. A single ticket costs €22; it closes on Saturdays and has a women's session on Tuesday afternoons.
Maya mare is a Mexican-themed leisure pool in southern Halle, run by the city utility, with a 2,500 m² sauna village in colonial style. It has a 100 °C Kelo log cabin with a wood-fired stove, a 90 °C Finnish sauna, the Villa Mexico Aufguss sauna overlooking the Elsteraue reserve, an Aztec sauna, a herbal sauna, a Temazcal steam bath and a brine grotto, plus a sauna pool and garden. A sauna day ticket including the pool costs €33.40. Tuesday is women's day outside school holidays.
The Saline is a municipal indoor pool opened in 1974 on the Saline peninsula between arms of the Saale, next to the Halloren and Saline museum, run by Bäder Halle. Beside its 25 m pool it has a Finnish sauna with automatic, unscented infusions. A two-hour sauna ticket costs €7.20, or €8 combined with the pool. Tuesday and Thursday until 3 pm the sauna is women only; it is mixed at all other times.
The four-star Ankerhof Hotel near the Saale in central Halle runs a small sauna area alongside its fitness studio. It has a 90 °C Finnish sauna and a 56 °C sanarium with light therapy, with a rain shower for cooling. It opens Monday to Saturday in the afternoons and evenings, with women-only sauna on Wednesdays until 6 pm, and is closed on Sundays. Wellness-day packages are sold as vouchers; bathrobes and towels can be hired.
The Vital Club is the fitness and wellness area of the Dorint Charlottenhof hotel near Halle's main station. Beside its gym it has a Finnish sauna and a steam bath, and day visitors from the city can use it for €23.50 a day, against €7.50 for hotel guests. The hotel gives Vital Club hours of 3 pm to 10 pm daily, though its FAQ lists weekday spa hours from 5 pm, so check before going. Massages and other treatments are bookable with the in-house therapist.
Sport by Wosz is an independent fitness studio in Halle's southern inner city, running since 1999 with courses, squash and back therapy. Its wellness area has a Finnish sauna with regular infusions, a Roman-style tepidarium, a plunge pool and a rest room. Non-members can buy a sauna day ticket for €13. The sauna runs on weekday late mornings and evenings and on Sunday mornings, with women-only sauna on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 pm.
The Heidesauna is a family-run sauna in a villa from 1912 on the edge of the Dölauer Heide forest, operating since 1991 and describing itself as the oldest privately run sauna in Halle. Across 370 m² on two levels it has a 90 °C Finnish sauna, a 60 °C herbal sauna and a 40 °C steam bath, with Aufguss every 20 minutes, a sauna garden and a bistro. It is textile-free. A single ticket costs €22; it closes on Saturdays and has a women's session on Tuesday afternoons.
Maya mare is a Mexican-themed leisure pool in southern Halle, run by the city utility, with a 2,500 m² sauna village in colonial style. It has a 100 °C Kelo log cabin with a wood-fired stove, a 90 °C Finnish sauna, the Villa Mexico Aufguss sauna overlooking the Elsteraue reserve, an Aztec sauna, a herbal sauna, a Temazcal steam bath and a brine grotto, plus a sauna pool and garden. A sauna day ticket including the pool costs €33.40. Tuesday is women's day outside school holidays.
The Saline is a municipal indoor pool opened in 1974 on the Saline peninsula between arms of the Saale, next to the Halloren and Saline museum, run by Bäder Halle. Beside its 25 m pool it has a Finnish sauna with automatic, unscented infusions. A two-hour sauna ticket costs €7.20, or €8 combined with the pool. Tuesday and Thursday until 3 pm the sauna is women only; it is mixed at all other times.
The four-star Ankerhof Hotel near the Saale in central Halle runs a small sauna area alongside its fitness studio. It has a 90 °C Finnish sauna and a 56 °C sanarium with light therapy, with a rain shower for cooling. It opens Monday to Saturday in the afternoons and evenings, with women-only sauna on Wednesdays until 6 pm, and is closed on Sundays. Wellness-day packages are sold as vouchers; bathrobes and towels can be hired.
The Vital Club is the fitness and wellness area of the Dorint Charlottenhof hotel near Halle's main station. Beside its gym it has a Finnish sauna and a steam bath, and day visitors from the city can use it for €23.50 a day, against €7.50 for hotel guests. The hotel gives Vital Club hours of 3 pm to 10 pm daily, though its FAQ lists weekday spa hours from 5 pm, so check before going. Massages and other treatments are bookable with the in-house therapist.
Sport by Wosz is an independent fitness studio in Halle's southern inner city, running since 1999 with courses, squash and back therapy. Its wellness area has a Finnish sauna with regular infusions, a Roman-style tepidarium, a plunge pool and a rest room. Non-members can buy a sauna day ticket for €13. The sauna runs on weekday late mornings and evenings and on Sunday mornings, with women-only sauna on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 pm.