Immerse yourself in the thermal sea

Walk through the railway subway towards the Kurpark - and you're there.

Regenerate, revitalise, relax, care, heal - this is the motto of the Obermain Therme Bad Staffelstein. The spa has several indoor and outdoor pools with different water temperatures as well as saunas and steam baths. Freshwater pools, relaxation areas, a media lounge, stream and herb garden complete the offer.

The thermal brine comes from a depth of 1,600 metres and, with a temperature of 52 degrees and 9 percent salt content, is Bavaria's warmest and strongest thermal brine. The brine is rich in minerals and trace elements, which can have a healing effect on skin diseases, rheumatism and respiratory problems, for example.

The ThermenMeer has a total of 25 indoor and outdoor pools and a natural bathing lake for soothing relaxation. A grotto of lights, waterfall and massage jets add variety to your stay. There are also special offers such as Ayurveda massages and beauty treatments.

In SaunaLand, guests can choose their favourite sauna from eleven themed saunas. The Valo bath, for example, which combines light, sound, fragrance and warmth to create a holistic experience, caresses the soul. A small graduation tower has been integrated into the Suola sauna, the salt sauna, so that sauna-goers can inhale deeply atomised salt. In the outdoor area, the Maa sauna is the hottest place on the Obermain - the wood-fired earth sauna has a temperature of over 100 degrees Celsius.

However, due to its high brine content, children can only visit the thermal baths from the age of 10 if accompanied by an adult, with the exception of children aged 6 to 9 with a medical certificate.

Discount: On presentation of a DB ticket valid for the day, the thermal baths offer a discount of 1 euro on the admission price.
Birthday children (of any age) receive free admission to the ThermenMeer and SaunaLand on their special day on presentation of ID.

After this pleasant break from everyday life, it's the same short journey back to the railway station and home. And it's guaranteed to be more than just a visit ...