Best Saunas in Stuttgart, Germany
Pfaff Wellness Sauna auf der Waldau
A small independent sauna beside the Waldau sports grounds in Stuttgart-Degerloch, run by Zvonimir Pfaff alongside a physiotherapy, foot-care and cosmetics practice. Adult entry is 16 euros. Sessions alternate between women's and mixed days through the week, with Thursday reserved for women, and the sauna opens on Sunday mornings from 9 am. Extra times for groups can be arranged on request.
DAS LEUZE
DAS LEUZE is Stuttgart's mineral bath on the Neckar, fed by two officially recognised healing springs. Its sauna area covers 3,300 m² with twelve differently heated cabins, including a panorama sauna looking out over the vineyards, an aroma sauna with scented-oil Aufguss, open-air terraces and a plunge pool at about 15 °C. Saunas and steam baths may only be used textile-free. A day ticket is 15 euros with a 7 euro sauna surcharge.
F3 Das Wohlfühlbad
F3 in Fellbach pairs a leisure bath with a Saunawelt of eight saunas and steam baths: a 100 °C Trockensauna, an 80 °C Aufgusssauna seating about 50, a 60 °C Biosauna, a Salzsauna, a Kelosauna of almost 60 m², a Rebensauna, an infrared room and a 45 °C steam bath, plus three more cabins in the sauna garden. Bathers cool off in an 18 °C plunge pool; the 160 m² outdoor brine pool is kept at about 32 °C. Renovation work is under way, and a sauna day ticket is 27 euros Monday to Thursday.
FILDORADO
FILDORADO in Filderstadt-Bonlanden runs a barrier-free 6,000 m² Saunalandschaft with eight saunas: Panorama, Event, Kamin, Goldbergwerk, Club, Vital and Meditations saunas plus a Sanarium. Scent and singing-bowl ceremonies and a Rasul ceremony run alongside the Aufguss programme. The sauna landscape opens Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 10.30 pm and Sundays to 9 pm. The Club-Sauna is reserved for women all day Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
MAMA SPA
MAMA SPA is a day spa for women on Augustenstraße in Stuttgart-West, with a wellness area holding a sauna, a tepidarium and an infrared cabin, open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Alongside it the house runs facials, peelings, massages, manicures, pedicures and sugaring. The spa opens from 9 am on Mondays, 10 am Tuesday to Saturday, and is closed on Sundays.
Saunalandschaft im Stadionbad Ludwigsburg
The Saunalandschaft at Ludwigsburg's Stadionbad holds a Fichtensauna at 85 °C, a Vulkansauna and a Trockensauna both at 90 °C, an 80 °C Schwätz Sauna made for talking, a tepidarium, the Orangia steam bath and an infrared cabin, with a crushed-ice fountain for cooling. Mondays are for women and Tuesday afternoons for men; the rest of the week is mixed from 9 am to 10 pm. Three hours costs 15 euros, a day ticket 21 euros.
SchwabenQuellen
SchwabenQuellen is Stuttgart's biggest sauna world, inside the SI-Centrum in Möhringen. Eight themed cabins — Amazonassauna, a Canadian log-cabin sauna, a Balinese herbal sauna, a 90 °C Finnish sauna, the Südtiroler Hüttenzauber, a Tibetan meditation sauna, a Helarium and an Egyptian sauna — sit alongside steam baths and a hamam, with more than 30 Aufguss ceremonies daily. Bathing and sauna are textile-free all year except the Textiltag on the first Saturday of each month.
SoleBad Cannstatt
SoleBad Cannstatt is a municipal mineral bath in Bad Cannstatt with a 1,200 m² sauna landscape: an outdoor sauna at about 95 °C with a salt-stone wall, a Finnish sauna at about 90 °C, an aroma bath at 70–80 °C and a meditation bath at 50–60 °C with music and colour-light therapy, cooled by the 18 °C Wilhelmsbrunnen plunge pool. Saunas and steam baths are textile-free only. Entry is 14 euros with a 6 euro sauna surcharge.
Stadtbad Heslach
Stadtbad Heslach is a listed 1920s municipal bath in Stuttgart-Süd whose sauna floor is built around a Russian-Roman steam bath with a warm-air room at about 50 °C, a hot-air room at 65–70 °C and a steam room at 40–45 °C, plus two Finnish saunas at 90 °C and 95 °C. The sauna is textile-free. Entry to the pool is 5.50 euros with a 6 euro sauna surcharge, and textile-free swimming runs on Saturday evenings from mid-September to the end of April.
Bad am Viadukt
The Bad am Viadukt in Bietigheim-Bissingen keeps a compact sauna area beside its swimming hall: a Finnish sauna at 90 degrees, a Sanarium at 60 to 70 degrees and a Kräutersauna at 85 degrees. Aufguss rounds are performed by the bath's own sauna staff, and a cold cascade shower handles the cooling. Sauna-only tickets cost 16 euros for four hours or 10 euros for two and a half. The bath is shut for maintenance from 24 August to 15 September 2026.
Sauna im Hallenbad Leonberg
Leonberg's municipal sauna sits inside the town's indoor pool and mixes indoor and outdoor cabins: a Kelo-Sauna and a treehouse sauna outside, an aroma sauna and a steam bath inside, with an indoor cold plunge pool and cold showers indoors and out. Three hours costs 12 euros and a day ticket 17 euros. It opens from 10 am on most days, from 3 pm on Mondays, and Wednesday is a women's sauna day.
Le SPA im Le Méridien Stuttgart
Le SPA occupies the wellness floor of the Le Méridien hotel opposite the Schlossgarten, and sells day passes to visitors as well as members. It has a classic sauna at 90 °C, a gentler 70 °C cabin, a steam bath, an infrared cabin, an ice fountain, a 6 by 12 metre indoor pool at 26 °C and a 36 °C whirlpool. The spa opens at 10 am on weekdays and 9 am at weekends, closing at 10 pm. A day ticket costs 49 euros and is bookable Wednesday to Sunday.
puls fit & wellnessclub Stuttgart-Mitte
puls fit & wellnessclub runs five clubs in Stuttgart; the Stadtmitte branch on Seidenstraße spreads training, wellness and racket courts over five floors in the city centre, with badminton and squash alongside the sauna and wellness area. The club sells day tickets as well as memberships, so the wellness landscape can be used without joining. It is open daily, closing at 9 pm on Sundays.
Pfaff Wellness Sauna auf der Waldau
A small independent sauna beside the Waldau sports grounds in Stuttgart-Degerloch, run by Zvonimir Pfaff alongside a physiotherapy, foot-care and cosmetics practice. Adult entry is 16 euros. Sessions alternate between women's and mixed days through the week, with Thursday reserved for women, and the sauna opens on Sunday mornings from 9 am. Extra times for groups can be arranged on request.
DAS LEUZE
DAS LEUZE is Stuttgart's mineral bath on the Neckar, fed by two officially recognised healing springs. Its sauna area covers 3,300 m² with twelve differently heated cabins, including a panorama sauna looking out over the vineyards, an aroma sauna with scented-oil Aufguss, open-air terraces and a plunge pool at about 15 °C. Saunas and steam baths may only be used textile-free. A day ticket is 15 euros with a 7 euro sauna surcharge.
F3 Das Wohlfühlbad
F3 in Fellbach pairs a leisure bath with a Saunawelt of eight saunas and steam baths: a 100 °C Trockensauna, an 80 °C Aufgusssauna seating about 50, a 60 °C Biosauna, a Salzsauna, a Kelosauna of almost 60 m², a Rebensauna, an infrared room and a 45 °C steam bath, plus three more cabins in the sauna garden. Bathers cool off in an 18 °C plunge pool; the 160 m² outdoor brine pool is kept at about 32 °C. Renovation work is under way, and a sauna day ticket is 27 euros Monday to Thursday.
FILDORADO
FILDORADO in Filderstadt-Bonlanden runs a barrier-free 6,000 m² Saunalandschaft with eight saunas: Panorama, Event, Kamin, Goldbergwerk, Club, Vital and Meditations saunas plus a Sanarium. Scent and singing-bowl ceremonies and a Rasul ceremony run alongside the Aufguss programme. The sauna landscape opens Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 10.30 pm and Sundays to 9 pm. The Club-Sauna is reserved for women all day Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
MAMA SPA
MAMA SPA is a day spa for women on Augustenstraße in Stuttgart-West, with a wellness area holding a sauna, a tepidarium and an infrared cabin, open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Alongside it the house runs facials, peelings, massages, manicures, pedicures and sugaring. The spa opens from 9 am on Mondays, 10 am Tuesday to Saturday, and is closed on Sundays.
Saunalandschaft im Stadionbad Ludwigsburg
The Saunalandschaft at Ludwigsburg's Stadionbad holds a Fichtensauna at 85 °C, a Vulkansauna and a Trockensauna both at 90 °C, an 80 °C Schwätz Sauna made for talking, a tepidarium, the Orangia steam bath and an infrared cabin, with a crushed-ice fountain for cooling. Mondays are for women and Tuesday afternoons for men; the rest of the week is mixed from 9 am to 10 pm. Three hours costs 15 euros, a day ticket 21 euros.
SchwabenQuellen
SchwabenQuellen is Stuttgart's biggest sauna world, inside the SI-Centrum in Möhringen. Eight themed cabins — Amazonassauna, a Canadian log-cabin sauna, a Balinese herbal sauna, a 90 °C Finnish sauna, the Südtiroler Hüttenzauber, a Tibetan meditation sauna, a Helarium and an Egyptian sauna — sit alongside steam baths and a hamam, with more than 30 Aufguss ceremonies daily. Bathing and sauna are textile-free all year except the Textiltag on the first Saturday of each month.
SoleBad Cannstatt
SoleBad Cannstatt is a municipal mineral bath in Bad Cannstatt with a 1,200 m² sauna landscape: an outdoor sauna at about 95 °C with a salt-stone wall, a Finnish sauna at about 90 °C, an aroma bath at 70–80 °C and a meditation bath at 50–60 °C with music and colour-light therapy, cooled by the 18 °C Wilhelmsbrunnen plunge pool. Saunas and steam baths are textile-free only. Entry is 14 euros with a 6 euro sauna surcharge.
Stadtbad Heslach
Stadtbad Heslach is a listed 1920s municipal bath in Stuttgart-Süd whose sauna floor is built around a Russian-Roman steam bath with a warm-air room at about 50 °C, a hot-air room at 65–70 °C and a steam room at 40–45 °C, plus two Finnish saunas at 90 °C and 95 °C. The sauna is textile-free. Entry to the pool is 5.50 euros with a 6 euro sauna surcharge, and textile-free swimming runs on Saturday evenings from mid-September to the end of April.
Bad am Viadukt
The Bad am Viadukt in Bietigheim-Bissingen keeps a compact sauna area beside its swimming hall: a Finnish sauna at 90 degrees, a Sanarium at 60 to 70 degrees and a Kräutersauna at 85 degrees. Aufguss rounds are performed by the bath's own sauna staff, and a cold cascade shower handles the cooling. Sauna-only tickets cost 16 euros for four hours or 10 euros for two and a half. The bath is shut for maintenance from 24 August to 15 September 2026.
Sauna im Hallenbad Leonberg
Leonberg's municipal sauna sits inside the town's indoor pool and mixes indoor and outdoor cabins: a Kelo-Sauna and a treehouse sauna outside, an aroma sauna and a steam bath inside, with an indoor cold plunge pool and cold showers indoors and out. Three hours costs 12 euros and a day ticket 17 euros. It opens from 10 am on most days, from 3 pm on Mondays, and Wednesday is a women's sauna day.
Le SPA im Le Méridien Stuttgart
Le SPA occupies the wellness floor of the Le Méridien hotel opposite the Schlossgarten, and sells day passes to visitors as well as members. It has a classic sauna at 90 °C, a gentler 70 °C cabin, a steam bath, an infrared cabin, an ice fountain, a 6 by 12 metre indoor pool at 26 °C and a 36 °C whirlpool. The spa opens at 10 am on weekdays and 9 am at weekends, closing at 10 pm. A day ticket costs 49 euros and is bookable Wednesday to Sunday.
puls fit & wellnessclub Stuttgart-Mitte
puls fit & wellnessclub runs five clubs in Stuttgart; the Stadtmitte branch on Seidenstraße spreads training, wellness and racket courts over five floors in the city centre, with badminton and squash alongside the sauna and wellness area. The club sells day tickets as well as memberships, so the wellness landscape can be used without joining. It is open daily, closing at 9 pm on Sundays.