Thermal bath and sauna park in Bad Kissingen with 10 indoor/outdoor pools, nine saunas and a day pass around €40.
At a glance
- Price
- $
- Day pass
- $40
- Hotel guests only
- No
- Access
- Day passWalk-ins welcome
- Good for
- Family friendly
- Price
- Affordable
KissSalis Therme sits in Garitz, part of Bad Kissingen, a spa town long known for its curative springs. The complex spreads across 8,000 square meters and centers on thermal water drawn from the local springs, with 10 indoor and outdoor pools adding up to about 1,000 square meters of water surface.
The SaunaPark holds nine saunas and steam rooms plus a sauna garden and modern relaxation rooms, with regular steam-infusion sessions throughout the day. Beyond bathing, the site includes a Wellness & Physio area offering massages and spa treatments (nine listed treatments), a FitnessArena with training circuits and classes, and a RückenZentrum focused on back-pain therapy. There's also a Moorraum (mud/peat room) and a sun terrace called Sonneninsel.
A restaurant on site serves regional food, and there's a shop and lost-property office for practical needs. The venue welcomes walk-ins and day-pass visitors; no hotel stay is required. A day pass runs about €40. It's positioned as a convenient stop for visitors from nearby Schweinfurt, Würzburg, Fulda, Bamberg, Aschaffenburg and even Meiningen.
Hours run 9:00 to 22:00 most days, with Friday and Saturday extended to midnight. Staff and signage are available in German and English, and the facility is described as family friendly. Discount time slots, like early-swimmer and after-work rates, are mentioned on the official site, along with occasional live-music evenings. For exact treatment menus, course schedules, or current capacity, checking the official website or calling ahead is the most reliable approach.
Good to know
- Do I need to book ahead or can I just walk in?
- Walk-ins are welcome and a day pass is available on-site; no hotel stay is required.
- How much is a day pass?
- A day pass costs around €40, though specific tariffs (like early-swimmer or after-work rates) may vary, so confirming current pricing on the official site is worth it.
- What are the opening hours?
- The therme is open 9:00 to 22:00 Monday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and 9:00 to midnight on Friday and Saturday.
- What's included besides the pools?
- Beyond the 10 thermal pools, there's a nine-sauna SaunaPark, a wellness and physio area with massages, a fitness arena, a back-care center, a mud room, and an on-site restaurant.
- Is it suitable for families?
- Yes, the venue is classified as family friendly, though specific age rules or quiet times aren't detailed here and should be confirmed with the venue.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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