Public baths / Wellness
Select your Region:
Kreuzlingen (TG) (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
Abtwil (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
Tremendous fun for swimmers of all ages in the sensational Säntis leisure and water park with its huge range of facilities.
Adelboden (Bernese Oberland)
The attractive panoramic swimming pool at Adelboden also features an Alpine wellness oasis with a view.
Alvaneu Bad (Graubünden)
Feel the curative powers of water in the Albula valley from Europe's second most concentrated sulphur springs - with views of the mountains as an added bonus.
Andeer (Graubünden)
Experience the force of the water in mineral baths and in the nearby Vialmala gorge.
Bad Ragaz (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
The spa in Bad Ragaz has been well known since the early Middle Ages and is still considered the most plenteous aquatic spa in Europe. It rises at a temperature of 36.5 degrees Celsius from the rock face at the far end of the rugged Tamina.
Bad Zurzach (Zurich (Region))
Experience a profound sense of wellbeing at the hotel's wellness complex with its 130m2 saltwater pool with massage and bubble jets, sauna and steam bath plus medical care with massage, physiotherapy and fango packs.
Baden (Zurich (Region))
The Romans were using the thermal springs - the richest in minerals in Switzerland - as early as 2000 years ago. Healing waters rise from 19 springs at 47°C, promoting physical, mental and spiritual equilibirum.
Bern (Schweizer Mittelland)
A world of water and pure pleasure: around 2,000 m2 of water areas, three giant slides and 18 pools invite you to swim, play, explore and relax.
Bern-Schönbühl (Schweizer Mittelland)
Invigorate body and spirit - in the largest natural brine baths in Switzerland.
Bouveret - Chablais (Valais)
Capitain Kids Land, Jungle Land and Paradise Land at the water park in Le Bouveret invite you to go on a journey of adventure in this world especially designed for children.
Breiten (Valais)
Brig (Valais)
Charmey (Fribourg Region)
The two hot tubs filled with natural mineral water heated over a wood fire to 33°C-34°C are a great place to relax.
Cologny (GE) (Geneva (Region))
Davos (Graubünden)
Wellness oasis at 1560 m above sea level – a spacious world of water and well-being.
Engadine/Scuol (Graubünden)
There are more than twenty mineral springs in and around Scuol. Ten of these are currently in use and supply both Scuol’s drinking cures and carbonated mineral baths as well as the Engadine Bad Scuol.
Frutigen (Bernese Oberland)
With its kids’ play pool, several other basins and a whirlpool, the Frutigen Indoor Pool shall fulfill the desires of big and small.
Gonten (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
If you are looking for serenity and wellness, you will feel at home in Appenzeller Land.
Heiden (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
Allow warm water to wash over your body high above Lake Constance and experience untainted nature.
Lavey-les-Bains (Lake Geneva Region)
This Spa incorporates a wide range of water cultures and boasts several indoor and outdoor thermal water pools.
Lenzerheide (Graubünden)
The spa pool H2Lai waterworld will entice you with its 175 m² outdoor whirlpool with massage loungers, stand jacuzzi, stand jacuzzi jets, massage jets, neck showers and an all-year-round water temperature of 35°C.
Leukerbad (Valais)
Leukerbad is the largest spa and wellness resort in the Alps – and this in combination with a rich offering of sports and culture as well! Most of the thermal baths and wellness applications are open to the public and available to guests all year round.
Lucerne/ Lake Lucerne (LU) (Central Switzerland)
- Lakeside lido, Lucerne/ Lake Lucerne (LU)
- Admission fee
300-metre-long sandy beach.
- Admission fee
300-metre-long sandy beach.
Lugano/ Lake Lugano (TI) (Ticino)
- Lakeside Lido di Lugano, Lugano/ Lake Lugano (TI)
- Entrance fee
Palm trees and 75,000 cubic metres of Mediterranean sand from Italy.
- Entrance fee
Palm trees and 75,000 cubic metres of Mediterranean sand from Italy.
Mendrisio (Ticino)
Health, wellness, relaxation, entertainment. Waterpark CALIFORNIA in Balerna is the ideal place to spend a carefree afternoon.
Morat / Lac de Morat (Fribourg Region)
Anyone who loves the water will certainly appreciate Lake Murten; not only for swimming but because of the many watersports on offer. Choose from a great variety such as sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, surf biking, sculling, pedalboating, canoeing, kayaking and sport fishing - anything is possible!
Morschach (Central Switzerland)
Recently renovated Roman-Irish thermal baths with 2 hot-air and steam baths, saltwater pools and infrared cabin. Sauna complex with steam bath.
Ovronnaz (Valais)
This centre is totally given over to hydrotherapy and well-being, and is recognised for its invigorating climate. It is an ideal place to relax and unwind.
Pontresina (Graubünden)
The Adventure Bath & Spa in its Alpine setting, features the latest indoor and outdoor bathing techniques, pure relaxation, and pleasures for the wee ones.
Rheinfelden (Basel Region)
Curative brine direct from the Rheinfelden-Riburg salt works feeds the various water pools.
Immerse yourself in the invigorating freshness of the saltwater. Enjoy the varied sauna facilities in the 250m² landscape. Breathe deeply in the inhalation grotto. Rediscover an ancient bathing ritual in the Oriental hamam and experience the first Russian Banya in Switzerland. "sole uno: the pool that brings you the sea".
Immerse yourself in the invigorating freshness of the saltwater. Enjoy the varied sauna facilities in the 250m² landscape. Breathe deeply in the inhalation grotto. Rediscover an ancient bathing ritual in the Oriental hamam and experience the first Russian Banya in Switzerland. "sole uno: the pool that brings you the sea".
Romanshorn (TG) (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
Saillon (Valais)
The Saillon Baths, a real oasis of well-being, opened their doors in 1983. Today, an ultra-modern thermal spa is available to all visitors.
Savognin (Graubünden)
There is nothing more delightful that taking a dip in a cool lake on a warm summer day.
Schinznach Bad (Schweizer Mittelland)
Water invigorates, water is fun. Enjoy it to the full in baths spreading across 600 m2.
Val d'Illiez (Valais)
Enjoy both nature and the water that flows into pools embedded in the landscape.
Vals (Graubünden)
Vals is an unspoilt Walser village with stone-roof houses. The thermal pool hewn out of local rock was created in 1996 and offers a mystical-sensual experience in the midst of modern architecture by Peter Zumthor. It is the first piece of construction in Switzerland to be put under the protection of the Swiss heritage conservation authorities only two years after opening.
Wallis (Valais)
Wellbeing is a traditional pursuit in the Valais. Valais water has above all been associated since Roman times with healing. The thermal spa in Leukerbad, the largest thermal spa center in the Alps, has a very modern infrastructure and offers a wide range of wellness, beauty and health treatments.
Yverdon-les-Bains (Lake Geneva Region)
In its magnificent setting between the lake and the Jura, the Thermal Spa is a place where all visitors can relax in the peaceful environment. The mild climate, the benefits of thermal sulphurous waters and the high-quality facilities of the Spa are its main assets.
Zernez (Graubünden)
Small is beautiful stands for Bogn Zernez, with its attractive and family friendly installations and its outdoor whirlpool.
Zürich (Zurich (Region))
The asia spa with its Asian-style saunas and massages and the hot springs of its original Japanese Onsen Pool make for active preventive healthcare.
Zürich (ZH) (Zurich (Region))
Morschach (Central Switzerland)
The 180,000 m2 Swiss Holiday Park in Morschach is a uniquely attractive holiday and leisure resort for visitors of all age groups looking for sport and fun or rest and relaxation. The most popular attractions include the Roman-Irish thermal baths with a solar bath, the indoor sports and swimming center with a 450 m2 fun pool (32°), a giant slide (100 m). The large adventure pool is a focal point for water fun.
Lenk (Bernese Oberland)
Energy flows through the Simmen Valley, bringing harmony to body and
soul in the Lenkerhof Wellness Hotel. There's only one thing to do
here, and that's nothing at all!
(Schweizer Mittelland)
Bern's most frequented swimming pool is the "Marzili". As in all other municipal pools of Bern, no entrance fee is charged for swimming.
(Zurich (Region))
The largest covered aquatic parc in Europe is great fun, from activities to wellness in and near the water - a pleasure for the whole family.
