Vöslauer Thermalbad

Vöslauer Thermalbad sits on the site of the original Vöslauer mineral water spring, a source tapped 660 metres underground. The water fills four pools, each with its own character, and the complex also includes a sauna and steam room for a slower, warmer visit.

Beyond the pools, the grounds are built around historic Kabanen (cabanas) and apartments that can be rented for a season or year-round, giving the place a summer-retreat feel that extends past a single day visit. It's set up for both families and couples, with walk-in access and day passes available — no advance booking required to get in the water.

The bath is closed on Mondays. The rest of the week it opens at 13:00 and runs to 21:00, except on weekends when it opens earlier at 09:00, also closing at 21:00. Pricing sits in the affordable tier, making it an easy option for a half-day or evening soak rather than a full splurge.

Alongside the bathing, the venue runs cultural events through the season — a literary festival, pop-up dinners with chefs and artists, and a kids' program — so it functions as something between a traditional thermal bath and a small local gathering spot. Massage treatments are also offered on site for those looking to pair the pools with some bodywork.