Therme Lindau: Spa & Saunas on Lake Constance, Germany

24/10/2026

Therme Lindau is a large and modern spa on the shore of Lake Constance (Bodensee) in Lindau, in the south-west of Bavaria. It opened in 2021 in the Eichwald area, where an old lake lido stood before. The building has big glass walls facing south, so from the warm pools you can see the lake, the island of Lindau and the Alps of Austria and Switzerland. The spa is open all year and is good for families, swimmers and people who want to relax. The sauna and thermal area is separate from the sports and family pools, so each group can enjoy its own space.

What to See

The thermal area has indoor and outdoor pools with warm water from 33 to 38 °C, massage jets, bubble loungers, a whirlpool and a pool bar. A special dark salt-water pool lets you float while you listen to quiet music under the water. The sauna area is the largest on Lake Constance, with twelve saunas and steam baths. The most famous is the theatre sauna for about 120 guests, where staff make show infusions with light and sound. There is also a panorama sauna with a lake view and a Russian banya. Families can use the 25-metre sports pool, slides, a toddler pool and a sandy beach. In summer the Eichwald lido has a 50-metre outdoor pool and direct access to the lake.

How to Get There and Practical Information

The spa is at Eichwaldstraße in the Reutin district, about 3 km east of Lindau Island. City bus line 3 goes to the “Therme” stop every 30 minutes, and there is a large car park nearby. The spa is open every day from 9:00 to midnight, and on Friday and Saturday until 1:00. Tickets are sold for 2 hours, 4 hours or the whole day. The sports and family pool is much cheaper than the thermal and sauna area, and there are no child prices for the thermal and sauna area. Prices are higher at weekends and on holidays. Bring a bathrobe, towel and flip-flops for a comfortable visit.