Thermalbad Aukammtal is Wiesbaden's municipal thermal bath in the Aukamm valley park, with an indoor pool and a year-round outdoor thermal pool at about 32°C joined by a swim-through channel. Its 3,000 m² sauna area has four indoor saunas, including a Finnish sauna and steam bath, and three outdoor saunas, including a fire sauna with an open hearth, with hourly Aufguss, an ice fountain, a cold outdoor pool and a whirlpool. Monday is ladies' day in the sauna. Sauna entry costs €25 on weekdays.
Tournesol in Idstein, about 15 km north of Wiesbaden, is a leisure pool with a separate sauna area. It has a Finnish sauna, a tropical sauna, a desert sauna at 85°C, a gentle laconium, an aroma steam bath, a salarium and infrared cabins, plus a sauna garden with a 90°C panorama sauna, a natural cooling pond, a bubble pool and a snow shower. The sauna is textile-free from age 16. Sauna tickets cost €24 for two hours or €30 for a day.
Freizeitbad Mainzer Straße is a municipal leisure pool in Wiesbaden with 50 m lanes, a diving tower and a sauna area of over 400 m². It has two log saunas indoors, the larger at about 95°C with hourly Aufguss, and an outdoor log sauna in a garden of reeds and bamboo, with three plunge pools and cold showers. Sauna entry costs €10 including the pool, with no time limit. It is closed on Mondays and Thursday is ladies' day.
The Opelbad is Wiesbaden's historic open-air pool on the Neroberg hill, reached by the Nerobergbahn funicular, with terraced lawns and a view over the city. Next to the heated pool it has a Finnish sauna for about 40 people at 90°C with automatic infusions. As an outdoor pool it opens only in the summer season, so check the operator's hours before visiting. Adult pool entry costs €12.
Fitness First Wiesbaden Bahnhofsplatz is a membership gym opposite Wiesbaden's main station with a strength and functional training floor, more than 50 classes a week including AquaFit, and a swimming pool. Its wellness area has a sauna and a steam bath for members. The club opens 6:00 to 23:00 on weekdays and 8:00 to 21:00 at weekends, and offers a free trial session for non-members.
Thermalbad Aukammtal is Wiesbaden's municipal thermal bath in the Aukamm valley park, with an indoor pool and a year-round outdoor thermal pool at about 32°C joined by a swim-through channel. Its 3,000 m² sauna area has four indoor saunas, including a Finnish sauna and steam bath, and three outdoor saunas, including a fire sauna with an open hearth, with hourly Aufguss, an ice fountain, a cold outdoor pool and a whirlpool. Monday is ladies' day in the sauna. Sauna entry costs €25 on weekdays.
Tournesol in Idstein, about 15 km north of Wiesbaden, is a leisure pool with a separate sauna area. It has a Finnish sauna, a tropical sauna, a desert sauna at 85°C, a gentle laconium, an aroma steam bath, a salarium and infrared cabins, plus a sauna garden with a 90°C panorama sauna, a natural cooling pond, a bubble pool and a snow shower. The sauna is textile-free from age 16. Sauna tickets cost €24 for two hours or €30 for a day.
Freizeitbad Mainzer Straße is a municipal leisure pool in Wiesbaden with 50 m lanes, a diving tower and a sauna area of over 400 m². It has two log saunas indoors, the larger at about 95°C with hourly Aufguss, and an outdoor log sauna in a garden of reeds and bamboo, with three plunge pools and cold showers. Sauna entry costs €10 including the pool, with no time limit. It is closed on Mondays and Thursday is ladies' day.
The Opelbad is Wiesbaden's historic open-air pool on the Neroberg hill, reached by the Nerobergbahn funicular, with terraced lawns and a view over the city. Next to the heated pool it has a Finnish sauna for about 40 people at 90°C with automatic infusions. As an outdoor pool it opens only in the summer season, so check the operator's hours before visiting. Adult pool entry costs €12.
Fitness First Wiesbaden Bahnhofsplatz is a membership gym opposite Wiesbaden's main station with a strength and functional training floor, more than 50 classes a week including AquaFit, and a swimming pool. Its wellness area has a sauna and a steam bath for members. The club opens 6:00 to 23:00 on weekdays and 8:00 to 21:00 at weekends, and offers a free trial session for non-members.