WELCOME TO THERME ERDING

The Therme Erding – the largest thermal bath in the world – offers all guests wellness, relaxation and fun in a summer vacation world 365 days a year. Enjoy a day tailored to your needs at Therme Erding. With 430.00 m² of floor space there is something for everyone. In the healing water for body and soul you can take a thermal bath in the open air or under a light-flooded dome made of gas in exotic surroundings in summer. The sulphurous healing water bubbles at 34 to 40 degrees in the hot pool. Away from the hustle and bustle, people aged 16 and over can relax in the VitalOase. There, 35 saunas and steam baths invite you to relax and unwind. There are also unusual sauna attractions there. For example the Alpenstadl, salt stone room or the citrus sauna. There you will heat up with summer feeling and Venezia aroma infusions. For couples there is a special romance in the rose pavilion. There the visitors sit in a great sea of ​​roses. The unique scent is given off by over 1,500 real plants. Alternatively, you can let off steam in Europe’s largest slide paradise – the “Galaxy” with 27 water slides – eight of which are summer slides and virtual reality. There is also Europe ‘s longest tube slide – at 365 m. The Galaxy area leads to another highlight: the wave paradise on 9000m². In the new building (the palm oasis), surrounded by a backdrop of palm trees, visitors can expect sometimes gentle and sometimes stronger waves. This is a lot of fun, especially for children. The turquoise water, cocktails in the pool surrounded by real South Sea palms definitely awaken a bit of a Caribbean feeling in everyone. Even football fans don’t miss out at Therme Erding. All games are broadcast in the “Sky Lounge”. There is also a lot on offer in culinary terms. The “Caribbeans”, a self-service restaurant in the form of a sailing freighter, offers pizzas, salads and pasta. The restaurant in the sauna area, on the other hand, focuses on healthy cuisine and Thai dishes. On a city trip to Munich, Therme Erdings is a welcome change from art, culture and shopping.