Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny), Czechia

Quick Facts

Experience

Public Pools & Parks

Access Level

Easy to reach (no hike)

Safety Level

Generally safe

What to Wear

Swimsuit required

Family Friendly

Yes

Entry Fee

Paid

Wheelchair Access

Address

Lazenska 323, 788 15 Velke Losiny, Olomouc Region, Czech Republic

Overview

About Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny)

Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny), Czechia is a thermal park at Lazenska 323, Velke Losiny, Olomouc Region, in the spa park at the foothills of the Jeseniky (Hrubý Jeseník) Mountains. The only thermal park of its kind in the Czech Republic, built on the site of a thermal pool from the 1950s and 1960s and opened in 2015. It is part of the Thermal Spa Velké Losiny complex, one of the oldest Moravian spas with a history dating to 1576.

Nine pools filled with natural sulphurous thermal water up to 36 degrees: 5 indoor connected via canal to 4 outdoor. Water attractions: 2 slides, white water run, cave, waterfall, spouts, mushroom cascades. Sauna world: Finnish, salt, steam, aromatic, ice chamber. Massages, pool exercise. Restaurant, bar, summer kiosk. Day suites available.

The parent spa Lazne Velke Losiny uses the same 36.8-degree sulphur water for medical hydrotherapy. Adults and children from age 1 treated for musculoskeletal, neurological, skin, and circulatory conditions. Children's animation and playground at the park. The lazne complex is a 10-minute walk away.

Location & Access

Getting to Termaly Losiny

Termaly Losiny is in the spa park area of Velke Losiny, Olomouc Region. The official company address is Lazenska 323, 788 15 Velke Losiny. From Sumperk, drive approximately 10 kilometres northwest on Route 11 toward Velke Losiny; 10-15 minutes by car. From Olomouc, drive north on Route 35 toward Sumperk (approximately 55 kilometres), then northwest to Velke Losiny; total approximately 70 kilometres and 1 hour. From Ostrava, drive southwest approximately 80 kilometres via Route 11; approximately 1.5 hours.

From Prague, drive east on the D1 motorway toward Brno, then northeast via Olomouc toward Sumperk; approximately 280-300 kilometres and 3 hours. Sumperk is the nearest large town with a railway station; a bus or taxi connects to Velke Losiny. Velke Losiny has a local bus connection from Sumperk. The Jeseniky Mountains and ski resorts are within 20-30 kilometres, making Termaly Losiny a popular year-round destination for mountain visitors.

Check current opening hours and entry prices at termaly-losiny.cz or by calling +420 583 394 xxx. The thermal park is open year-round. Parking is available at the thermal park. The spa hotel Eliska and spa villa Gazarka (accommodation with treatments) are within the same spa park complex. Wellness hotel Diana is approximately 1.5 kilometres away near the forest edge.

Suitability & Accessibility

Who Termaly Losiny Suits

Termaly Losiny suits families with children who want the Czech Republic's most distinctive thermal pool park with year-round outdoor sulphur water pools, water slides, and animation programmes in a mountain forest setting; active visitors combining a Jeseniky Mountains hiking or ski trip with thermal pool recovery; couples and adults seeking sauna and massage in a naturally themed outdoor environment; and those interested in family hot springs near Olomouc Czechia with a unique geothermal sulphur spring experience not found elsewhere in the Czech Republic.

Velke Losiny is a remarkable village. The Velke Losiny Chateau, a Renaissance building from the 16th century, is surrounded by an English landscape park and is one of Moravia's most architecturally significant manor houses. The hand paper-making mill (Ruční papírna) in operation since 1596 is the only operating hand paper mill in Central Europe and is a UNESCO-recognised craft heritage site. The Velke Losiny witch trials (1678-1696) were among the most notorious in Central European history; a cycling trail through the region follows the witch-hunt sites. The Jeseniky Mountains have 700+ kilometres of marked hiking trails and several ski areas.

Wheelchair access at Termaly Losiny has not been confirmed from official sources. The parent spa hotel Eliska has wheelchair access including a lift; the thermal park itself has outdoor elements and pool surrounds that may present barriers. Contact termaly-losiny.cz before visiting to confirm current accessibility provisions.

Safety & Etiquette

Termaly Losiny Safety Tips

Termaly Losiny is a public thermal park open to all visitors without a medical prescription. The nine pools are filled with natural sulphurous thermal water at temperatures up to 36 degrees Celsius. Standard thermal pool protocols apply: shower before entering any pool; limit time in the warmest pools to 20-30 minutes before cooling down; do not enter pools immediately after vigorous exercise or a heavy meal. Persons with cardiovascular conditions, low blood pressure, or pregnancy should consult a physician before using thermal pools. Stay hydrated throughout your visit; a restaurant and bar are on site.

The water slides require users to follow posted height and weight guidelines at the slide entrance. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times on pool surrounds and in the water; the outdoor pools and white water run require particular attention. The ice chamber is for brief cold exposure after sauna; limit sessions to 30-60 seconds and never enter if you have cardiovascular conditions. Sauna sessions should follow standard protocols: shower first, 10-15 minutes maximum per session, cool fully between rounds. The aromatic sauna uses essential oils that may irritate those with respiratory sensitivities.

The thermal park has outdoor elements and the Jeseniky Mountain climate can change rapidly, particularly in spring and autumn. Bring a warm wrap for moving between the outdoor pools and indoor facilities. Grip sandals are essential throughout the complex. The cave and waterfall water attractions involve enclosed or enclosed-adjacent spaces; follow posted instructions and do not linger in the canal connecting indoor to outdoor pools during busy periods. Animation and exercise programmes operate on a schedule; check the programme board on arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Termaly Losiny (Therme Losiny) in Velke Losiny?

Termaly Losiny is a thermal park at Lazenska 323, Velke Losiny, Olomouc Region, in the foothills of the Jeseniky Mountains. The only thermal park of its kind in the Czech Republic. Built on the site of a 1950s/1960s thermal pool; opened 2015. Part of Thermal Spa Velke Losiny (oldest Moravian spa, founded 1576). Nine pools filled exclusively with natural sulphurous thermal water up to 36 degrees: 5 indoor + 4 outdoor connected by swimming canal. Water slides (x2), white water run, cave, waterfall, spouts, mushroom cascades. Sauna world: Finnish, salt, steam, aromatic, ice chamber. Massages, pool exercise, animation programmes. Restaurant, bar. Open year-round.

What is the sulphur thermal water at Velke Losiny?

The Velke Losiny thermal spring water is a sulphurous thermal mineral water with a natural source temperature of 36.8 degrees Celsius. It is used both in the therapeutic spa (whirlpool and bubble baths, underwater massages, additive and sulphur baths) and in the Termaly Losiny thermal park pools (up to 36 degrees). The sulphur content gives the water its characteristic mild smell and its therapeutic properties: muscle relaxation, improved joint flexibility, strengthening of muscular tissue, and better thermoregulation. The spring has been used for therapeutic purposes since the founding of the Velke Losiny spa in 1576. Both indoor and outdoor pools at the thermal park are supplied from the same natural spring source.

Is Termaly Losiny open in winter?

Yes, Termaly Losiny is open year-round including winter. The indoor pools are heated to up to 36 degrees Celsius throughout the year, and the outdoor pools are also heated and available in cold weather. The experience of bathing in warm sulphurous thermal water in a mountain setting with snow or frost on the surrounding trees is particularly popular during the winter months. The Jeseniky Mountains around Velke Losiny have ski areas at Kouty nad Desnou (approximately 12 kilometres) and other winter sport facilities, making Termaly Losiny a natural warm-up venue after skiing. Confirm current winter opening hours at termaly-losiny.cz before planning a visit.

What is the Velke Losiny hand paper mill?

The Velke Losiny hand paper mill (Rucni papirna Velke Losiny) has been operating since 1596, making it the oldest continuously operating hand paper mill in Central Europe. The mill uses traditional methods to produce handmade paper from cotton and linen fibres. Visitors can tour the mill, watch the paper-making process, and purchase handmade products. The mill is recognised as a significant European craft heritage site. It is located in the centre of Velke Losiny village, approximately 500 metres from the spa park and thermal park, and is one of the main cultural attractions of the village alongside the Velke Losiny Renaissance Chateau.

What else is there to do near Termaly Losiny in the Jeseniky region?

Velke Losiny Chateau, a Renaissance manor from the 16th century with a landscape park, is 500 metres from the thermal park. The hand paper mill (operating since 1596) is in the village centre. The Jeseniky Mountains have 700+ kilometres of marked hiking trails including paths to the highest peak Praded (1,491 metres). Ski areas at Kouty nad Desnou and Ramzova are within 15-20 kilometres. Sumperk is 10 kilometres southeast with the Regional Museum and Praotec folklore cycling trail. The Hranicka Propast (Hranice Abyss), the world's deepest known underwater cave, is approximately 70 kilometres southeast near Hranice na Morave.