Meersburg Therme
Meersburg, Germany

About
A lakeside Therme on the Bodensee with five saunas and a steam room alongside the thermal pools. Stilt-house saunas stand out over the water, with lake access and a plunge pool for cooling, plus a clay sauna, a milder bio sauna and a sauna bar. Aufguss ceremonies run hourly.
Good to know
- Runs aufguss sessions: a guided löyly ritual where an attendant fans the steam around the room on a schedule.
- Bar on premises: drinks alongside (or after) the session, and the venue isn't dry like most outdoor sauna setups.
- Cold plunge available on site: use it between rounds for the classic contrast cycle.
- Hot tub on site: adds a warm-water option between the sauna and the cold plunge for a longer cycle.
- 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.
Hours
- Mon-Sun 10:00-22:00
Therme and sauna hours, stated the same for the summer and winter timetables; the separate Freibad and lake bathing area is listed as closed out of season.
Common questions
Do I need to book Meersburg Therme?
No. You can turn up during opening hours without booking.
How much does Meersburg Therme cost?
Sessions are typically €25–50 a person.
Does Meersburg Therme have a cold plunge?
Yes. There is a cold plunge on site for contrast rounds.
When is Meersburg Therme open?
Typical hours are Mon-Sun 10:00-22:00. Therme and sauna hours, stated the same for the summer and winter timetables; the separate Freibad and lake bathing area is listed as closed out of season..


