Ergomar

ERGOMAR stands at Industriestraße 7 in Ergolding, next to Landshut in Lower Bavaria, and is organised in three parts: Badewelt, Saunawelt and a summer Freibad. The water is ordinary heated pool water — the operator makes no thermal, mineral or brine claim for any basin; the only brine on site is the salt misting in one sauna cabin.

The operator describes the bathing world's basins one by one. The sports and swimming pool measures 25 × 12.50 m with five 25-metre lanes, is held at about 28 °C, runs 1.80–3.60 m deep and carries a movable floor adjustable between 0.40 and 1.80 m. The Spaßbecken is an indoor leisure pool of 260 m² at about 32 °C and 1.35 m deep, with a palm island, bubble loungers, massage jets and neck showers. The Ganzjahresbecken is a 95 m² outdoor basin kept warm all year at about 33 °C and 1.35 m deep, with loungers and massage jets. The children's pool covers 20 m² and has a children's slide, water snakes and a tipping bucket. The signature attraction is the Black Hole slide: 78 metres long, starting at 9.50 m height, with running lights, a stroboscope and a starry sky, landing in a 5.00 × 2.50 m basin.

The sauna world is advertised as „8 Wellness Oasen“ and enumerated: the Meditationssauna at 55–60 °C with four-colour light therapy (max. 25 people); the Zirbensauna at about 80 °C in solid Alpine stone-pine with LED colour lighting and a starry sky (max. 20); the Dampfbad at about 40–45 °C with near-total humidity and alternating sugar, salt and honey scrubs (max. 10); the Solesauna at about 50–60 °C, where a sauna stove is combined with brine misting and the wall carries backlit Himalayan salt stones (max. 12); the Blockhaussauna at about 90 °C, a spruce log house in the outdoor grounds with an automated infusion at quarter past and quarter to the hour (max. 25); the Kelosauna in the large sauna house at about 80–90 °C in polar-pine Kelo wood, with an infusion on every full hour (max. 60); a plunge pool of 3.15 m² at about 15 °C and 1.20 m deep; and a whirlpool of 2.70 m² at about 36 °C and 0.75 m deep. Cooling is by adventure showers, an ice fountain and a Kneipp shower area indoors and cold showers at the large sauna house and the log sauna; rest areas include an indoor rest room, an open fire, a rest room in the large sauna house and a lawn. Sauna bathing is daily with or without swimwear („mit oder ohne Gwand“), and every Monday except public holidays the sauna is women-only.

The open-air bath, summarised by the operator as three basins and one slide, has a 50 × 20 m sports and swimming pool of 1,050 m² at up to 28 °C and 2.05–2.25 m deep, a leisure pool of 455 m² at about 26 °C and 0.60–1.35 m deep, and a children's paddling pool of 40 m² at about 34 °C and 0.15–0.28 m deep, plus a wide slide of about 10 m, a shaded artificial-lawn area, a playground, a large lawn and volleyball and soccer pitches. Its season is weather-dependent and given as roughly the beginning of June to the end of August.

Winter hours: the sauna world opens daily, public holidays included, 10:00–21:00; the bathing world Monday to Wednesday and Friday 13:00–20:00, and Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, public holidays and school holidays 10:00–20:00. Once a year the whole house closes for its annual overhaul (Revision).