Bodensee-Therme Konstanz
Konstanz, Germany

About
Konstanz's municipal thermal bath on the shore of Lake Constance, fed by its own spring. The textile-free sauna floor holds four cabins, a steam bath and a Sanarium, with rest rooms, relax pools and step-free access throughout. A full Aufguss programme runs classic, ice-menthol and music-and-light rounds.
Good to know
- Runs aufguss sessions: a guided löyly ritual where an attendant fans the steam around the room on a schedule.
- Direct lake access: most visitors plunge straight into the water between sauna rounds.
- Set up outdoors: weather is part of the experience, so dress for the walk between cabin and water.
- Pool on site: works alongside the sauna for swim-and-sauna sessions or a longer cool-down between rounds.
- Restaurant on site, so long sessions are the design. Food is part of the visit rather than a stop on the way home.
- Pairs the sauna with spa services like massage or a scrub, so a session can sit inside a wider visit.
- Urban venue: it sits inside the city rather than at a coast or lake. A session fits into a day in town.
Hours
- Sauna 10:00-22:00 daily
- thermal bath 09:00-22:00 daily
Tuesdays are women-only (Damensauna), except on public holidays and during Baden-Württemberg school holidays. Last admission one hour before closing. The lido is closed until spring 2027.
Common questions
Do I need to book Bodensee-Therme Konstanz?
No. You can turn up during opening hours without booking.
How much does Bodensee-Therme Konstanz cost?
Sessions are typically €25–50 a person.
Does Bodensee-Therme Konstanz have a cold plunge?
Cold dips happen in open water beside the sauna.
When is Bodensee-Therme Konstanz open?
Typical hours are Sauna 10:00-22:00 daily; thermal bath 09:00-22:00 daily. Tuesdays are women-only (Damensauna), except on public holidays and during Baden-Württemberg school holidays. Last admission one hour before closing. The lido is closed until spring 2027..


