Relax and enjoy some of the best spas, wellness centres and thermal baths in Switzerland. From mountain views to cityscapes, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Its beautiful outdoor and indoor solar pools as well as the 10 saunas and steam baths offer a great variety and space to completely unwind. As the most mountainous country in Europe, Switzerland is renowned for its natural thermal springs , with beneficial and therapeutic qualities. Many of these thermal springs were discovered as early as the Roman times.
It would be impossible to give a comprehensive list of all the spas and thermal baths scattered all over Switzerland. Instead, we present a guide to the range of spas you can enjoy. Wherever you live in Switzerland, you won't be far from a spa. Vying for the title 'most exciting waterpark in Switzerland' is Aquabasilea in Pratteln. It is a large and beautiful spa and wellness centre which has everything β leisure and vitality pools, a sauna area, spa facilities and a fitness centre all under one roof.
Attractions include water slides, a wave-pool for children and whirlpools. The sauna area has a choice of different types of sauna with separate zones depending on whether you want to keep your swimsuit on or prefer to go without. If you're used to small intimate saunas, the large sauna holding up to about 50 people at once is rather a different experience.
Spa facilities include everything from massage to facials and cosmetic treatments, which you can discover in detail here. The baths at Rheinfelden have expanded their facilities and been re-christened Sole Uno Wellness-Welt. Again, there are separate zones for the clad and unclad. The swimming pools have relaxing water jets under the surface and sculpted waterfalls.
Downstairs, you can enjoy a quiet area with a saltwater pool to float in, and shower rooms with water dripping from the ceiling like a tropical downpour. There are three Finnish saunas indoor and outdoor , complete with wood stoves.
