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Thermal baths in Bad Gastein

In the upper Gastein valley, at about 1,000 m and some 80 km south of Salzburg, Bad Gastein is built up steep slopes either side of a waterfall. Felsentherme Bad Gastein has a rest hall cut into the rock and pools of Gastein thermal water. From the village the Stubnerkogel cable car runs up to about 2,300 m, where a 140 m suspension bridge leads out from the top station.

  • Baths1
  • Water34°
Street map of Bad Gastein with every bath marked and numbered1
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Baths in Bad Gastein compared

Entry, swimwear rules, age limits and ticket type, side by side.

BathEntrySwimwear and rulesAgeTickets
1Felsentherme Bad GasteinBad Gastein
  • 3-hour ticket, adults€34
  • 3-hour ticket, children€18
  • Day ticket, adults€40
  • Day ticket, children€23
  • Evening ticket (from 3 hours before closing time), adults€28
  • Evening ticket (from 3 hours before closing time), children€14.50
As of Oct 2026
Swimwear in the thermal pools. The sauna is textile-free (towel or bathrobe), with a naturist area on the sun deck.
As of Oct 2026
none statedDay ticket

Every bath in Bad Gastein

Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.

  1. Thomas Ledl, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY

    1Felsentherme Bad Gastein

    Thermal bath, Bad Gastein

    Opened on 28 September 1968 as the Felsenbad, which the operator calls Austria's first public thermal bath, with its Silent Spa hall blasted out of the mountain rock.

    Sauna includedSteam room included

    24 to 34°€34As of Oct 2026