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  • Outdoor pool beside the angular stone building, loungers along the deck

Fortyseven Baden

Thermal bathBaden, Aargau, Switzerland
  • Certified medicinal water
  • Outdoor pools
  • Indoor
  • Sauna
  • Wellness
Water temperature
38 °C
Pool range
32-38 °C
Source temperature
47 °C
Saunas
12

Where these facts come from

  • Water facts read from fortyseven.ch, Checked Sep 23, 2026
  • Operator's site checked Oct 5, 2026 and answering

FORTYSEVEN Wellness-Therme is a thermal bath and spa in Baden, Switzerland, fed by the town's mineral-rich thermal springs, with eight indoor and outdoor pools, twelve saunas and an extensive treatment and wellness area.

About

FORTYSEVEN Wellness-Therme is a thermal bath and wellness spa in Baden, in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland. It draws on Baden's natural thermal springs, part of a local bathing tradition that the venue traces back more than 2,000 years. The site markets itself under the theme "wellness for the senses" and was named winner of the DACH Spa Award 2024, and it holds SwissTainable certification.

The water

The thermal water comes from Baden's springs, which reach the surface at roughly 47 degrees Celsius, and the bathing pools are supplied at around 38 degrees Celsius. The venue describes the water as having the highest mineral content in Switzerland; its recognised mineral components include calcium, iodine, iron and sulphur. The water is classed as a certified medicinal thermal water.

Pools & saunas

The bathing area comprises eight pools in total: five indoor and three outdoor. A cold-water basin is also part of the setup. The sauna landscape offers twelve saunas of different kinds, including saunas where swimwear is worn, swimwear-free saunas and a dedicated ladies' sauna.

Spa & wellness

The treatment area holds eleven treatment and cosmetic rooms plus two rooms designed for couples, offering massages and beauty treatments. A separate experiential space called Kosmos is arranged in three zones, named Makrokosmos, Mesokosmos and Mikrokosmos, with a sound design created by Boris Blank of the Swiss group Yello. The venue also states that childcare and accessibility services are available.

Dining

On site there is a restaurant that focuses on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, together with a bar.

Visiting

The thermal bath and sauna are open daily from 8:00 to 22:00, with reduced hours on 24, 25 and 31 December. Bathing areas close 30 minutes before closing time, and last admission is one hour before closing. The venue is located at Grosse Bäder 1, 5400 Baden.

Water

Certified medicinal water
Yes
Minerals
Calcium, Iodine, Iron, Sulphur

Source: fortyseven.ch · Checked Sep 23, 2026

Prices

Adult day ticketDay entry Mon-Thu (on site), incl. bath, sauna and Kosmos; Fri-Sun CHF 69≈ €66CHF 62
Adult short ticket3-hour entry Mon-Thu (on site); Fri-Sun CHF 49; time surcharge per 30 minutes CHF 6≈ €45CHF 42
Child day ticketDay entry Mon-Thu, children 3-15 years; Fri-Sun CHF 47≈ €44CHF 41

Source: fortyseven.ch · Checked Oct 18, 2026 · Euro shown at the ECB rate of Sep 23, 2026

Facilities

Only facilities that are recorded are listed. An absent entry means nobody has recorded it, not that it is missing.

Location

Grosse Bäder 1, 5400 Baden

Nearby

The pools of Alpamare seen from above with the basin and its circular channelWater park

Alpamare

30–36 °C · Pfäffikon SZ · from ≈ €52 (CHF 49)

  • Water slides
The hall of Aquabasilea with its slide tubes above the pools and palms under a timber roofWater park

Aquabasilea

32–33 °C · Pratteln · from ≈ €51 (CHF 48)

  • Water slides
  • Wave pool
  • Children's area

Location data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. · last checked against the source on Oct 12, 2026

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