A Mediterranean-themed thermal bath in Bad Hall, Upper Austria, with indoor and outdoor pools, a Roman-style steam room and iodine steam baths.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Hotel guests only
- No
- Access
- Day passWalk-ins welcome
- Good for
- Family friendly
- Price
- Moderate
Therme Mediterrana sits in Bad Hall, about 37 km from Linz, and leans into a Mediterranean theme rather than a purely Alpine one. The core draw is a set of thermal water pools: an indoor basin around 32°C, a Vitalbecken at roughly 33°C, a panoramic outdoor pool near 33°C and whirlpools around 34°C, several with views toward the foothills of the Alps. A water channel connects indoor and outdoor areas, and massage jets and a small waterfall feature are built into the pool circuit for working out tension.
For heat bathing, the Römerbad is a Roman-style warm room kept around 40°C, where a 20-minute stay is the house suggestion. There are also Mediterranean iodine-brine steam baths, recommended for about 20 minutes followed by a cold shower, plus a daylight-filled relaxation lounge (Relaxoase) and a collarium offering light treatments described as helping skin tone, with an optional UV option. Families with small children have their own small water area, the Mini-Mediterrana, with an attached garden section open in summer.
The facility is built to be accessible throughout, with ramps, adapted changing rooms and pool lifts. There's a restaurant and a café on site for food and drink between soaks. Day passes are available — this isn't a hotel-guests-only facility — and the spa operates with German and English language service. It's a moderate-priced spot that works well as a half-day or full-day outing rather than a quick dip, given the range of pools, steam rooms and the warm room all under one roof.
Good to know
- Do I need to be a hotel guest to visit?
- No, day passes are available to walk-in visitors; this is not restricted to hotel guests.
- What are the opening hours?
- The thermal baths are open daily from 09:00 to midnight.
- What languages does the staff speak?
- Service is offered in German and English.
- What should I expect in the Römerbad?
- It's a Roman-style warm room kept around 40°C; a stay of about 20 minutes is recommended.
- Is the venue accessible for visitors with mobility needs?
- Yes, the facility has ramps, adapted changing rooms and pool lifts throughout.
Details checked November 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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