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Thermal baths in Kassel

Kassel is a city on the Fulda in northern Hesse, and its spa district, Bad Wilhelmshöhe, lies on the western edge below the Bergpark and its Hercules monument. The Kurhessen Therme there has rock-lined outdoor brine pools and a textile-free sauna world with a sauna lake.

  • Baths1
  • Water31°
  • Hot rooms100°
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Baths in Kassel compared

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

BathEntrySwimwear and rulesAgeTickets
1Kurhessen ThermeKassel
  • 2 Stunden Thermalbad (2 hours, thermal bath)€18
  • 4 Stunden Thermalbad (4 hours, thermal bath)€22.50
  • Tageskarte Thermalbad (day ticket, thermal bath)€26
  • 2 Stunden Thermalbad + Sauna (2 hours, bath and sauna)€23
  • Tageskarte Thermalbad + Sauna (day ticket, bath and sauna)€32
Swimwear in the thermal pools. The saunas and the FKK area are textile-free; on Mondays the sauna can be used with or without swimwear (Textiler Sauna Tag). Under-16s with an adult may wear swimwear in the sauna. Women-only oriental sauna.none statedDay ticket

Every bath in Kassel

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  1. 1Kurhessen Therme

    Thermal bath, Kassel · Water slide open only in summer season (30 March to 2 November 2026)

    A thermal brine bath in Bad Wilhelmshöhe, Kassel, fed from the 'Unter den Eichen' thermal spring, with rock-lined outdoor pools, cascades and a brine geyser at 31 °C.

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