Therme Wien – pure wellness

If you’re looking for relaxation, then come to Therme Wien. Europe’s biggest and most modern city spa makes wellness dreams come true! Therme Wien, Vienna's thermal baths, can be reached directly and quickly from the city center with subway line U1.

The sulphur healing springs in Vienna were popular even amongst the Romans. To enable them to be used, Therme Oberlaa was opened in 1974 in the south of Vienna. In 2010, this was converted to become Therme Wien: 26 pools, 25 sauna and steam rooms, 2,500 loungers and a 6,000 m² health and fitness area make it the largest thermal baths in Austria.

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Woman relaxing in the waters of Therme Wien, Vienna's thermal baths — © Therme Wien

Entrance to the Vienna Spa — Entrance to Therme Wien – © Therme Wien

Whirlpool at the Vienna Spa — Thermal baths landscape – © Therme Wien

Creek to the sauna area at the Vienna Spa — Along the stream – © Therme Wien

Salt works at the Vienna Spa's brine bath area — Graduation works in the Brine World – © Therme Wien

Beauty and cosmetics area at the Vienna Spa — Laconiums in the Rock of Beauty – © Therme Wien

A child sliding down the water slide at the Vienna Spa in a tire — Tire slide in the AdventureRock – © Therme Wien

Alpha sphere lounger at the Vienna Spa's resting area — AlphaSphere lounger – © Therme Wien

Diving platforms at the Vienna Spa — Jumping towers in the AdventureRock – © Therme Wien

Architecturally, the individual areas lie like rocks in a stream that runs throughout the thermal baths. Follow this little stream and you will pass the areas of Rock of Beauty, Rock of Peace, AdventureRock, SaunaRock and FitnessRock. In between these are two large thermal bath landscapes with indoor and outdoor pools, heated benches and loungers that invite you to stay a while. An aroma room with water beds, a romantic grotto pool, AlphaSphere loungers for deep relaxation, a fire lounge, Austria's first thermal baths library, an audio book lounge and a cinema leave nothing to be desired.

Children’s activities at Therme Wien

Particularly the little ones, can romp around to their heart's content: four different slides, a wild water canal, three jumping towers, a water playground, a puppet show and a karaoke stage make this possible. The indoor offer is rounded out with children’s entertainment and supervision available daily at no cost.

Spacious outdoor area

The outdoor area, the ‘Seasonal Garden’, is also impressive: in addition to the 25-metre-long sports pool, a spring-fed pool, a saltwater pool and various other outdoor pools, Therme Wien invites visitors to relax with a beach volleyball court, a bocce court, a summer bar, outdoor massages and plenty of sun loungers.

For an additional charge, be pampered in the Brine World. Special saunas, a graduation works and a Floatarium for weightless relaxation utilize the positive effects of salt. There is no limit to the culinary delights on offer in the Thermal Baths restaurant, sauna bistro and juice bar!

Did you know that the two therapeutic springs at Therme Wien, with sulphur concentrations of 62.4 and 64 mg/l, are among the most effective in Europe?

Tips for a visit to Therme Wien

If you have a hankering for something sweet, then head for the Kurkonditorei Oberlaa pastry shop. This traditional Viennese operation is right next door to the thermal baths and processes 16.5 tons of chocolate every year. Oh, and a visit to Therme-Wien-Fitness is recommended for a workout afterwards. Alternatively, take a walk through the monument-listed Kurpark Oberlaa spa park, which surrounds the thermal baths. The gardens here are particularly popular: a flower maze, film location, love garden, Japanese garden and many more create a unique atmosphere.