Tamina Therme

Tamina Therme is a thermal bathing complex in Bad Ragaz, part of Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, built around mineral-rich water that flows at a constant 36.5°C from the Taminaschlucht gorge. The spring has been in use since its discovery in 1242, and the current facility centers on eight pools, indoor and outdoor, where that warm water is the main draw rather than any added treatment.

Beyond the thermal pools, the site includes a sauna world with Finnish kelo-wood cabins, a steam room, aufguss (infusion) sessions, and a Latvian pirts ritual for anyone wanting a more involved heat experience. A separate wellness wing offers bookable treatments such as massage, shiatsu and cosmetic/facial services for those who want a more targeted session on top of the soak.

For food and breaks, there's Café Therme, covering anything from a light breakfast to an evening apéro, along with a shop selling swimwear and spa products. The venue also runs periodic events - a full-moon evening session, Halloween-themed sauna infusions, a make-up workshop, and a children's program called Ruheinsel im Wasser designed to ease kids into the water in a calm setting alongside their adults.

It's set up as a family-friendly day-pass venue rather than a strictly adults-only retreat, with moderate pricing and hours that run long most days. German and English are both spoken on site. Anyone planning a visit around a specific treatment, event, or the children's program should check current scheduling directly with the therme, since those extras rotate.