About Therme Erding
Nestled just northeast of Munich lies Therme Erding, Europe's largest thermal bath complex. Drawing approximately 5000 visitors daily, this sprawling oasis offers a diverse array of attractions and experiences for guests of all ages. Its rich history traces back to an unexpected discovery in 1983 when Texaco struck sulfurous water while drilling near Erding, Bavaria, Germany. What began as a modest thermal bath complex eventually evolved into the grand Therme Erding, officially opening its doors in 1999. The park's expansion over the years has been remarkable, with notable additions such as the renowned "Galaxy" waterslide park and the expansive "Saunaparadies". The "Galaxy" section is a hub of excitement, boasting exhilarating slides and attractions, including the second-longest tube slide in Europe. Meanwhile, the "Thermenparadies" offers a serene retreat under its glass dome, featuring spa pools, massage jets, and tranquil relaxation areas. For those seeking rejuvenation, the "Vital-Oase" provides an exclusive experience for guests aged 16 and over, with spa pools, saunas, and health baths enriched with minerals. Meanwhile, the "Saunaparadies" beckons nudist sauna enthusiasts with its array of saunas, steam rooms, and beauty treatment parlors, all nestled within lush gardens and tranquil pools. Therme Erding has earned widespread acclaim, garnering top marks in thermal bath testing and recognition as a "Premium Sauna" by the German Sauna Federation. Additionally, its multiple "Parkscout" awards for the best thermal bath experience solidify its reputation as a premier destination for relaxation and recreation.Location sources
City, region and country checked .