Eurotherme Bad Hall

Eurotherme Bad Hall is a sprawling wellness complex spread across multiple buildings featuring Mediterranean-style design, with thermal pools at varying temperatures, saunas, and dedicated treatment areas. The facility houses specialized zones designed to cater to different wellness needs and preferences.

The facility opened in 2005, reviving the region's long-established tradition of thermal bathing that had shaped Bad Hall for centuries. This expansion brought contemporary design and services to a heritage practice rooted in local history.

The facility follows Austrian spa customs that have shaped the region for generations, blending them into contemporary wellness offerings. Visitors experience how thermal bathing remains central to local life and leisure.

The complex opens daily from morning until late evening, with flexible admission options for different stay lengths. Visitors should bring towels and water shoes, as these items are not always available to rent on site.

The thermal waters here contain high concentrations of natural iodine, placing them among the strongest iodine-rich springs in continental Europe. This rare mineral composition makes the water particularly valuable for specialized wellness and health treatments.