Hot springs in Austria

Warmbad Villach is a paid thermal spa in Carinthia fed by six natural springs, with 11,000 sqm of pools, slides, and the largest hamam in southern Austria.

St. Martins Therme & Lodge is a paid thermal resort in Burgenland on its own 8-hectare lake in the Neusiedler See National Park, with a healing spring.

Erlebnistherme Zillertal is a paid family spa in Fügen, Tyrol, with a wave pool, a 133 m slide, 8 themed saunas, and Zillertal Alps panoramic views.

Silvretta Therme Ischgl is a paid Alpine spa in Tyrol with a rooftop pool, 1,500 sqm of saunas, a cryotherapy chamber, and an outdoor ice rink in winter.

Therme Laa is a paid thermal resort 60 km north of Vienna, with 7,800 sq m of pools, Austria's first family textile sauna, and a premium Silent Spa.

Erlebnis-Therme Amadé has 11 brine-enriched pools, five themed saunas, and Austria's only looping slide, in the Salzburg mountain landscape.

Therme Loipersdorf covers three themed bathing areas with 35 pools and 20 saunas in eastern Styria, including a large outdoor zone open April through October.

Römertherme Baden is a paid thermal spa 26 km south of Vienna, with sulphur pools, sauna, and a children's pool under a vast free-hanging glass roof.

Hundertwasser Therme in Styria with 14 mineral pools from two springs and a textile-free sauna zone. Easy drive from Graz. Paid entry, open year-round.

Paid Therme in Bad Hofgastein with two chemical-free thermal lakes, six themed worlds, a large sauna, and health centre with radon water from the Hohe Tauern.

Paid Thermalbad in rock in Bad Gastein, Salzburg, with radon water from 18 springs, panoramic outdoor pool, eight saunas, and a 70m family water slide.

Paid Thermalbad in Vienna Oberlaa with 26 pools, 24 saunas, two sulphur springs, family slides, adult quiet zones, and U1 U-Bahn at the entrance.

Paid Thermalbad in Ötztal, Tyrol, with 12 sulphur spring pools, three floating bowl pools, a glass crystal dome, seven saunas, and a children's world.