Thermal bath saunas in Wiesbaden, Germany

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Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme

Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme

The Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme is Wiesbaden's historic Irish-Roman bath, a columned palace built on the foundations of a Roman sweat bath. Its 1,450 m² sauna area runs from tepidarium and sudatorium to a Russian steam bath, a stone steam bath, a sanarium and a Finnish Aufguss sauna, with a cold plunge, ice rain and thermal pools at 37°C and 39°C. It is textile-free except on Thursdays (textile day); Tuesday is ladies' day. Entry from age 16, from €15 for two hours.

Saunas: 6
Types: Finnish, Steam, Saunarium, Aroma
Thermalbad Aukammtal

Thermalbad Aukammtal

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.

Saunas: 7
Types: Finnish, Steam, Saunarium, Outdoor
Das Badhaus

Das Badhaus

Das Badhaus is the day spa in the Radisson Blu Schwarzer Bock hotel by the Kochbrunnen spring, under historic vaulted ceilings. Its spa area has a Finnish sauna, a steam bath, a warm bench and a 5 x 8 m pool of Kochbrunnen thermal water at about 30°C, open to non-residents from €15 an hour or €27 for three hours, from age 16. Groups of up to 15 can book the whole spa privately for three hours, and treatments include baths in the spring water. Open daily 10:00 to 18:00.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish, Steam