Thermalbad Vöslau

Becken im Thermalbad Vöslau, in dem sich das historische gelbe Badgebäude mit Uhrturm und den Kabanenreihen spiegelt
Das historische Badgebäude mit Uhrturm spiegelt sich im Becken. Foto: Thermalbad Vöslau (thermalbad-voeslau.at)

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  • Badesaison vorbei, Sauna hat weiter offen

    Die Sommerfrische-Saison 2026 im Thermalbad Vöslau lief vom 25. April bis 27. September, das Bad ist jetzt geschlossen. Die Sauna hat weiter offen: Dienstag bis Freitag 13 bis 21 Uhr, Samstag und Sonntag 9 bis 21 Uhr, an Feiertagen 10 bis 21 Uhr.

    Laut Website des Betriebs, geprüft am 02.11.2026.

About Thermalbad Vöslau

Thermalbad Vöslau is a historic summer pool with four pools in a park covering 45,000 square metres, fed by the original spring of Vöslauer mineral water. The 2026 bathing season ran from 25 April to 27 September; the sauna area is open all year round.

Four pools, four characters

The spring rises from a depth of 660 metres, and according to the operator its water is around 15,000 years old.

  • Blue pool: right behind the entrance, more than 1,000 square metres for swimming, water polo and play
  • Green pool: untreated mineral water bubbles up here directly from the original spring, and the gravel floor acts as a natural filter
  • Forest pool: a small bathing pond in the pine wood of the Marienpark; its temperature varies strongly with the weather
  • Children's pool: under sun sails, with large sandpits next to it

There are also the historic Swedish showers and a viewing terrace above the pools.

A pool with a long history

Beethoven's personal physician Dr. Malfatti von Monteregio had the spring tapped for the first time in 1825, and the pool opened in 1873. In the 19th century the first women in Austria learned to swim here, as did members of the imperial family, Arthur Schnitzler and Paul Neumann, Olympic swimming champion in Athens in 1896. An online tour through 13 stations of the pool is available at fuehrungen.thermalbad-voeslau.at.

Cabanas and apartments

Around the Green pool and in the pine wood there are around 100 cabanas dating from 1926, plus apartments used as year-round second homes. Cabanas are only let for a whole season, according to the website currently for 2,700 to 5,500 euros per season for two people. All of them are taken, and the pool is not currently accepting new applications.

Sauna in winter

The sauna area has a Finnish sauna indoors and outdoors, a bio sauna, infrared cabins, a hammam, a brine steam bath and a sauna pool with Vöslauer mineral water. Massages are not currently offered.

  • Opening hours 2026: Tuesday to Friday 13 to 21, Saturday and Sunday 9 to 21, public holidays 10 to 21; the ticket office closes one hour earlier
  • Prices 2026: day ticket 25.60 euros, 4-hour ticket 22.10 euros, evening ticket from 18 o'clock 17.10 euros
  • Multi-visit tickets: 10-visit day ticket 230 euros, 4 hours 199 euros, evening sauna 153 euros
  • Aged 60 and over with a pensioner's ID: day ticket 24.60 euros

Admission in summer 2026

The pool prices applied from 25 April to 27 September 2026, and the ticket office closed half an hour before closing time. The pool was open daily from 8 o'clock, until 19, 19:30 or 20 depending on the week.

  • Adult day ticket: 13.40 euros Monday to Friday, 14.40 euros at weekends and on public holidays
  • From 12:30: 12.30 / 13.30 euros, from 16 o'clock 7.90 euros
  • Children aged 6 to 15: 4.20 euros, young people aged 16 to 24 with ID 7.60 euros
  • Season tickets: adults 184 euros, young people 132 euros, children 83 euros, family with two adults and one child 400 euros
  • Combined pool and sauna ticket: 32.80 euros

Children and young people with disabilities swim free of charge, adults with a disability ID pay 7.60 euros. Tickets are also available online via the website.

Food and drink

In summer, Kabane 21 serves light Mediterranean cuisine and can also be reached without pool admission via the entrance in Maital. There is also an ice-cream pavilion next to the Swedish showers and the Milchbar in the Marienpark with breakfast, pastries and milkshakes. The Maital Küche has been closed since 25 October 2026.

Events

Since 2012 the literature festival Der Schwimmende Salon has taken place at the pool, curated by Angelika Hager; for children there is the Kindersalon. In summer 2026 there was also a qigong course on the meadow in the wooded area.

You can find more options under Sport in the Baden district. More from Bad Vöslau is under Bad Vöslau at a glance.

Contact

  • Address: Maital 2, 2540 Bad Vöslau
  • Phone: +43 (0)2252 76266
  • E-mail: office@thermalbad-voeslau.at
  • Getting there: about ten minutes on foot from Bad Vöslau station; parking in Maital, at the "Billaparkplatz" and by the Vöslau church, from where a path leads directly to the pool
  • Operator: Vöslauer Thermalbad GmbH

Automatically translated from German.

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Where is Thermalbad Vöslau?

The business is located at Maital 2, 2540 Bad Vöslau. You can open directions via the map link.

How can I contact Thermalbad Vöslau?

You can contact Thermalbad Vöslau by phone on +43 2252 76266 or via the website www.thermalbad-voeslau.at.

When is Thermalbad Vöslau open?

Thermalbad Vöslau is open at the following times: Tue–Fri 13:00–21:00, Sat, Sun 09:00–21:00. Hours may differ on public holidays or change at short notice – if in doubt, please check directly with the business.

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