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Thermal baths in Bad Kissingen

Bad Kissingen lies in the valley of the Franconian Saale in Lower Franconia, on the southern edge of the Rhön, about 20 km north-west of Schweinfurt. The KissSalis Therme fills all its pools from the Schönborn spring, one of the town's medicinal springs, and keeps four of its saunas and steam baths in the garden.

  • Baths1
  • Water38°
  • Hot rooms90°
Street map of Bad Kissingen with every bath marked and numbered1
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Baths in Bad Kissingen compared

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

BathEntrySwimwear and rulesAgeTickets
1KissSalis ThermeBad Kissingen
  • 2 Stunden Therme (2 hours, thermal bath)€19
  • 3 Stunden Therme (3 hours)€23
  • 4 Stunden Therme (4 hours)€27
  • Tageskarte Therme (day ticket)€35
  • 2 Stunden Kombitarif Therme & Sauna (2 hours, bath and sauna)€24
  • 3 Stunden Kombitarif Therme & Sauna (3 hours, bath and sauna)€28
  • 4 Stunden Kombitarif Therme & Sauna (4 hours, bath and sauna)€32
  • Tageskarte Kombitarif Therme & Sauna (day ticket, bath and sauna)€40
As of Oct 2026
The sauna park is textile-free: swimwear is not allowed there; a bathrobe or a large towel is fine. The glass steam bath in the thermal area is used in swimwear. Phones and cameras in the sauna park only in the media lounge on the first floor.
As of Oct 2026
none statedDay ticket

Every bath in Bad Kissingen

Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.

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    1KissSalis Therme

    Thermal bath, Bad Kissingen

    Ten indoor and outdoor pools with about 1,000 m² of water, all filled from the Schönborn spring, one of Bad Kissingen's seven medicinal springs, an iron-bearing sodium chloride acidulous water.

    Sauna extraSteam room included

    32 to 38°€19As of Oct 2026