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Thermal baths in Bad Ems

Bad Ems lines both banks of the Lahn in a narrow wooded valley in Rhineland-Palatinate, about 10 km east of Koblenz. The Emser Therme, on the river, runs indoor and outdoor pools on the town's thermal springs and has a textile-free sauna park with a sauna looking over the water.

  • Baths1
  • Water35°
  • Hot rooms90°
Street map of Bad Ems with every bath marked and numbered1
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Baths in Bad Ems compared

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

BathEntrySwimwear and rulesAgeTickets
1Emser ThermeBad Ems
  • 2 Stunden Eintritt Therme (2 hours, thermal baths)€19
  • 4 Stunden Eintritt Therme (4 hours, thermal baths)€27
  • Tageskarte Therme (day ticket, thermal baths)€33
  • 2 Stunden Therme & Sauna (2 hours, baths and sauna)€25
  • Tageskarte Therme & Sauna (day ticket, baths and sauna)€39
  • 2 Stunden Therme (Kinder) (2 hours, children up to 9)€15.20
  • Tageskarte Therme (Kinder) (day ticket, children up to 9)€26.40
As of Oct 2026
Swimwear in the thermal baths; textile-free swimming is not allowed there. The sauna park is a textile-free zone: no swimwear, a towel or sauna kilt may be worn.
As of Oct 2026
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Every bath in Bad Ems

Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.

  1. 1Emser Therme

    Thermal bath, Bad Ems

    A thermal bath on the Lahn in Bad Ems, part of the Great Spa Towns of Europe UNESCO listing since 2021, with seven indoor and outdoor pools over 700 m² of water at 18 to 38 °C.

    Sauna extraSteam room included

    32 to 35°€19As of Oct 2026