Tarnowskie Termy, Thermal recreation complex in Tarnowo Podgórne, Poland

Tarnowskie Termy is a thermal recreation complex with multiple pools including recreational areas with water jets and slides, along with dedicated sports pools for lap swimming. The facility operates year-round with both indoor and outdoor sections, plus a separate sauna area with different types of steam and heat experiences.

The complex draws thermal water from approximately 1200 meters underground, naturally heated to above 45 degrees Celsius. This geothermal resource formed the foundation for developing the recreation site in this location.

The complex's name comes from Tarnowo Podgórne, the village near Poznań where it stands; the pools are fed by brine drawn from a well over 1,200 metres deep at more than 45 °C. The same building houses a restaurant, a sports shop, a café, a private medical centre and the Piwnica Pod Termami fitness club, so a visit mixes swimming with everyday errands.

The complex has a large free car park that also takes buses, and the useful floor area is about 10,000 m². Besides the pools, the same building holds a restaurant, a sports shop, a café, a private medical centre and the Piwnica Pod Termami fitness club. The brine pools are fed by thermal water pumped from a nearby borehole more than 1,200 m deep.

The complex is the largest aquapark in Poznań County, with 10,000 m² of usable floor space on about 6,000 m² of built area. Its salt pools are fed by brine drawn from a nearby well more than 1,200 m deep at over 45 °C. On site are also a restaurant, sports shop, café, private medical centre and the Piwnica Pod Termami fitness club.