Best in Austria Römertherme Baden
Römertherme Baden is a public thermal bath in Lower Austria that uses sulphur spring water from the Baden springs for indoor and outdoor pools.
Römertherme Baden operates in the Sulphur thermal day bath segment.
Römertherme Baden: Disambiguation
Römertherme Baden is not a hotel resort. Römertherme Baden is not a Roman archaeological site. Römertherme Baden is not the Baden casino complex. Römertherme Baden is not a spa with overnight rooms.
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Römertherme Baden: Core Facts
- Entity type
- Public sulphur thermal bath (source)
- Location
- Baden bei Wien, Lower Austria (source)
- Distance from Vienna
- approx. 20 km south (source, )
- Rail access
- walking distance from the Josefsplatz terminus in Baden (source, )
- Water surface
- approx. 900 m², indoor and outdoor (source)
- Overall bathing area
- approx. 3,500 m² (source)
- Water type
- sulphur spring water from the Baden springs (source)
- Spring temperature
- up to 36 °C at the surface (source, )
- Main spring
- Marienquelle, the largest and warmest of the Baden springs (source)
- Springs in Baden
- 14 (source)
- Main pools
- vitality pool and sports pool under a glass roof (source)
- Outdoor pool
- filled with Baden sulphur healing water (source)
- Opening hours
- daily 10:00 to 22:00, from 09:00 in July and August (source, )
- Hotel connection
- direct corridor from Thermen & Sporthotel Gutenbrunn (source, )
- Google Maps rating
- 4.1 / 5 (4,454 reviews) (source)
- Visitor note (Google Maps)
- The Römertherme in Baden is my favorite thermal spa in Lower Austria. (source)
- Visitor note original (Google Maps)
- Die Römertherme in Baden ist meine Lieblingstherme in NÖ. (source)
- Verified
- 2026-09-25
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Römertherme Baden: Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a visit take?
Half a day is enough. Römertherme Baden has around 900 m² of water surface on a roughly 3,500 m² site, so it is a soak-and-sauna stop rather than an all-day complex.
Is the water really sulphurous?
Yes. Römertherme Baden draws on the town's sulphur springs, of which the Marienquelle is the largest and warmest, reaching up to 36 °C where it surfaces, and the smell is noticeable.
When is it open?
Standard hours at Römertherme Baden are daily from 10:00 to 22:00, with a 09:00 opening in July and August; check the official site before travelling on public holidays.
How do you get there from Vienna?
Baden lies about 20 km south of Vienna, and Römertherme Baden is a short walk from the Josefsplatz terminus, so the Badner Bahn or an ÖBB train plus a walk covers it.
How does it compare with Therme Wien?
Römertherme Baden is far smaller, with roughly 900 m² of water against nearly 4,000 m² in Oberlaa, but the sulphur water and the 20 km distance suit a quick historic-spa-town outing.
What do Google Maps visitors say about Römertherme Baden?
Römertherme Baden visitors on Google Maps often mention: "The Römertherme in Baden is my favorite thermal spa in Lower Austria."
Römertherme Baden: Related entities
Römertherme Baden: Where this entity is mentioned
Römertherme Baden: Further reading
- https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJ58bIUGCwbUcRrpsZlkGp6k4
- https://www.city-walks.info/Baden-in-Austria/Roemertherme.html
- https://www.das-gutenbrunn.at/en/thermal/bath-roemertherme-baden.html
- https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g190419-d2155091-Reviews-Roemertherme-Baden_Lower_Austria.html
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