Thermal spas can restore your spirit whilst they renew your skin, hair and overall well-being. You can find thermal spas and resorts throughout Switzerland. These spas have been known for their mineral-rich, healing waters for centuries. They are usually in wonderfully scenic locations and are a great place to rest and unwind after a day of skiing or sightseeing. Why not include a visit to any of these best thermal baths Switzerland has to offer in your Switzerland itinerary?
Please see my disclosure policy for more information. The resort offers 10 thermal baths ranging in temperature from 28C to 43C. Other features include a Japanese-style hot bath, whirlpool baths and a cold water pool. The spa uses water from its own private springs that produce more than 3.
Leukerbad-Therme is designed to be family-friendly. The resort is home to numerous hotels and apartments catering for all budgets. Leukerbad is a small, charming village in the Valais canton. The region is famous for its hiking trails and its Daubensee Lake, a favourite family attraction. Special note: Leukerbad-Therme is a family-oriented spa. Opening hours: Hot springs open every day from 8am to 8pm; Sauna and wellness centre open every day from 10am to 7.
Admission: From CHF 28 per adult for up to 3 hours; children under 6 free of charge. Discounted rates apply to guests staying in the resort at a Leukerbad Card Plus partner. Stay overnight: Hotel Viktoria Leukerbad is the closest hotel to the Therme. Guests staying at the comfortable, family-friendly hotel receive free entry to the Leukerbad Therme.
You can book special treatments including a floral steam bath, an exercise bath, a Roman bath and a Roman-Irish Circuit. Most impressive of all, you can also bathe in a rooftop bathing area with views of Zurich and the mountains. If you want something to eat or drink, the spa lounge offers a welcoming, comfortable place to relax while you enjoy snacks and refreshments.
