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Thermapolis

A family thermal bath in Amnéville's leisure park with about 1,000 m² of pools filled with Saint Eloi thermal water, pumped from 900 m down in the pink Vosges sandstone. It reopened on 29 May 2026 after works that closed it from February 2025, with a new family pool, and has indoor and outdoor thermal rivers, a 38 °C hot bath and a 22 °C cold bath.

WhatThermal bath, AmnévilleLorraine and the VosgesNatural thermal water
WhenOpen all yearPools 33 °C; hot bath 38 °C, cold bath 22 °C
Hot roomsSauna included in the entry, steam room included in the entryFinnish sauna up to 90 °C, Sanarium 55 to 58 °C
Getting there Car
Cost2 heures, tarif semaine (2 hours, weekdays)€18As of Oct 2026
Access4+

Getting in

Parking
Free car park
Address
Avenue de l'Europe, 57360 Amnéville

Entry, hours and rules

Entry
  • 2 heures, tarif semaine (2 hours, weekdays) (Monday to Friday outside school holidays)€18
  • 3 heures, tarif semaine (3 hours, weekdays) (Monday to Friday outside school holidays)€23
  • 2 heures, tarif week-end (2 hours, weekends) (School holidays, weekends and bank holidays)€20
  • 3 heures, tarif week-end (3 hours, weekends) (School holidays, weekends and bank holidays)€25
  • Détente méridienne 1 heure (lunchtime hour) (11:30 to 13:30 only)€12
  • Étudiants & Séniors 2 heures (students and seniors, 2 hours) (3 hours 20 EUR; seniors 65 and over Monday to Friday until 16:00 outside holidays; students Monday to Friday; on site only)€17
As of Oct 2026
Hours
  • Mon10:00-21:00
  • Tue10:00-21:00
  • Wed10:00-21:00
  • Thu10:00-21:00
  • Fri10:00-22:00
  • Sat10:00-22:00
  • Sun09:00-21:00
As of Nov 2026
Swimwear and rules
Men: swim briefs or swim boxers. Women: one-piece or two-piece swimsuit. Thongs, pareos, shorts and anything reaching below the knee are not allowed. Long hair must be tied back.
As of Oct 2026
Minimum age
4 and over.
Tickets
Day ticket, no time slot
Facilities
Indoor poolOutdoor poolSaunaSteam roomChanging roomsShowersToiletsParking

About Thermapolis

Thermapolis first opened in 1996. The decor travels: a cave area modelled on the Sigiriya caves in Sri Lanka, a Moorish section of coloured tile fragments, and an Egyptian section with frescoes, where marble slabs heated to 37 °C are laid out for lying on. The operator says the Saint Eloi water fell as rain on the Vosges about 25,000 years ago and is rich in iron. The panoramic sauna has a wall of Himalayan salt, and the Scandinavian shower tips a traditional bucket of cold water over you.

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