Lohengrin Therme, Thermal spa complex in Bayreuth, Germany.
Lohengrin Therme is a thermal spa facility in Bayreuth featuring multiple indoor pools, sauna areas, and relaxation zones. The complex offers spaces for swimming, sweating, and unwinding in a single building.
The facility opened in 1999 and draws water from the Friedrich Well, a recognized thermal spring. This beginning allowed the local mineral water to be used for public bathing and wellness.
The thermal complex sits between the spa park Eremitage, former residence of Countess Wilhelmine, the Rotmain Valley nature reserve, and an 18-hole golf course.
The complex is open to visitors on most days and has multiple sections to explore at your own pace. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a towel, as you may want to move between different bathing and sauna areas.
The water comes from deep beneath the ground and has traveled through the earth for many thousands of years. This ancient spring with its natural warmth creates a rare bathing experience in the region.
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