EurothermenResort Bad Ischl

The Salzkammergut-Therme is the thermal bath of the EurothermenResort at Bad Ischl in Upper Austria, open since 2008. It is built on brine rather than on a hot spring: the water arrives at 34 °C and sulphur dominates the analysis, and it carries an official medicinal certification.

Pools

The indoor brine pool is held at about 34 °C with bubble loungers and underwater massage jets, and a brine whirlpool beside it runs a little hotter, at about 36 °C. Outdoors a lazy river carries bathers along at about 34 °C. A brine grotto, lit through onyx, is kept at the same 34 °C, and a graduation tower sprays finely misted brine over bubble seats and foot-massage jets.

Sauna

The Relaxium sauna world is a separate area with its own ticket.

Visiting

The bath is open daily from 09:00 to midnight and has step-free access. Up to four hours costs 31.50 EUR for adults on weekdays and 32.50 EUR at weekends and on holidays; a day ticket is 34.00 and 35.00 EUR. Children and young people from 3 to 15 pay 24.00 to 27.00 EUR over the same tickets, and a day ticket including the sauna is 38.50 EUR on weekdays or 40.00 EUR at weekends. Family rates run about a euro below the standard ones. An evening ticket from 17:00 is 33.50 to 35.00 EUR, seniors over 65 pay 24.50 EUR on Mondays, and visitors with a disability pass get 50% off. A towel rents for 8.50 EUR and a bathrobe for 10.50 EUR. The prices are valid to 1 March 2027. The resort is at Voglhuberstraße 10.