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.
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.
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.
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.