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Therme Erding – a world-record experience near Munich

Therme Erding is not just any leisure pool – it is considered the largest thermal bath in the world and attracts over a million visitors from all over Europe every year. Covering a total area of more than 155,000 square meters, Therme Erding combines a breathtaking world of slides, an extensive thermal landscape, one of Germany's largest sauna complexes, and numerous wellness areas. Once you've been here, you'll immediately understand why Erding is at the top of Bavaria's leisure map.

What awaits you at Therme Erding?

The thermal bath's offerings are divided into several main areas, which you can visit individually or in combination, depending on your ticket.

Galaxyland – the world of slides

The centerpiece for adrenaline junkies and families with children is Galaxyland, Europe's largest slide complex. More than 27 water slides await you here – from the cozy family ring to the 25-meter-high free-fall tower, which will literally take your breath away. Highlights include:

• Freefall Tower Galaxy – vertical drop from a height of 25 meters
• Rocket Looping Slide – featuring a loop and high speed
• Open-air slides – fun under the open sky, even in summer
• Children's areas with shallow slides and paddling pools for the little ones
• Wave Surge Pool – the huge wave pool area for the whole family

Thermal landscape – pure relaxation

Those looking for peace and relaxation are in the best hands in the thermal area. The mineral-rich thermal water from a depth of about 2,000 meters has a natural temperature of about 37 degrees Celsius and is rich in calcium, magnesium, and other minerals. Several indoor and outdoor pools, lazy rivers, whirlpools, and a huge outdoor pool invite you to drift and relax – even in winter, when steam rises over the heated water.

Sauna Paradise – one of Germany's largest sauna complexes

With over 20 different saunas, steam baths, and experience showers, the Sauna Paradise at Therme Erding is one of the most impressive sauna landscapes in Germany. Whether Finnish log cabin sauna, bio sauna, aroma sauna, steam bath, or laconium – there is something for every taste. Regular infusion ceremonies with various scents and themes round off the experience. The sauna area is accessible from age 16 and requires a separate ticket or a combination ticket.

Vital & Beauty – wellness at the highest level

In addition to slides and saunas, Therme Erding offers an extensive pampering program: In the Vital & Beauty area, you can choose between classic massages, Ayurvedic treatments, cosmetic applications, and body wraps. Booking treatments online in advance is recommended, especially on weekends and public holidays.

Opening hours of Therme Erding

Admission prices – what does a visit cost?

Therme Erding offers various ticket categories, depending on which areas you wish to visit. Prices also vary according to time of day (cheaper evening tickets from 5:00 PM) and duration of stay. Here is an overview of approximate prices (guidelines – please check current prices directly on the website):

• Day ticket Galaxyland + Thermal bath (Adults): from approx. €32
• Day ticket Galaxyland + Thermal bath (Children 4–14 years): from approx. €24
• Combination ticket incl. Sauna (Adults): from approx. €47
• Evening ticket from 5:00 PM: cheaper than day ticket
• Annual passes available for frequent visitors

You can conveniently buy tickets online in advance – this saves time at the ticket counter, especially on busy days. You can find the ticket shop of Therme Erding directly on the official website.

Getting to Therme Erding

By car

Therme Erding is located directly on the outskirts of Erding, about 35 kilometers northeast of Munich. The address is: Thermenallee 1, 85435 Erding. From the hotel, you can reach the thermal bath via the A92 and then the A94/B388 in approx. 30 to 35 minutes. Ample paid parking is available on-site.

By public transport

Traveling by public transport is also possible: From the bus stop “Lustheim” (approx. 150 m from the hotel), take the Bus 292 to the S-Bahn station Oberschleißheim. From there, take the S1 to Munich Ostbahnhof and continue with the S2 to Altenerding. From the S-Bahn station Altenerding, a shuttle bus goes directly to the thermal bath. The total travel time is approx. 60 to 75 minutes, depending on the connection.

With our Hotel am Schlosspark zum Kurfürst in Oberschleißheim, you have the ideal starting point for a trip to Therme Erding. Free parking spaces, e-charging stations, and the quiet location at the Schlosspark ensure that you spend the night in the best atmosphere after a relaxing day at the thermal bath.