Textile-free saunas in Stuttgart, Germany
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.
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.
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.
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.