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Therme Geinberg

Therme Geinberg is a thermal spa resort in Upper Austria that operates bathing, sauna and treatment facilities fed by a local hot mineral well.

Therme Geinberg operates in the Thermal spa resorts segment.

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Therme Geinberg: Disambiguation

Therme Geinberg is not a medical rehabilitation clinic. Therme Geinberg is not the municipality of Geinberg itself. Therme Geinberg is not a public outdoor lido. Therme Geinberg is not the EurothermenResort spas at Bad Schallerbach and Bad Ischl.

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Therme Geinberg: Core Facts

Entity type
Thermal spa resort with hotel, sauna world and day spa (source, )
Trading name
Spa Resort Geinberg (source, )
Opened
4 May 1998 (source)
Address
Thermenplatz 1, 4943 Geinberg, Innviertel, Upper Austria (source)
Operating company
TBG Thermenzentrum Geinberg BetriebsgmbH (source, )
Group
VAMED Vitality World (source)
Site area
102,000 m2 (source)
Water surface
3,000 m2 (source, )
Pools
5 pools across thermal, fresh and salt water (source, )
Pool temperatures
26 to 36 degrees Celsius (source, )
Thermal well
Drilled 1974 during an oil survey, hot water struck at 1,234 m (source)
Water type
Sodium hydrogen carbonate chloride mineral sulphur water, surfacing near 100 degrees Celsius (source, )
Construction investment
EUR 54.4 million (source)
Bathing hours
Daily 08:00 to 22:00, bathing ends 20 minutes before closing (source, )
Sauna hours
Midweek 10:00 to 22:00, weekend 09:00 to 22:00 (source, )
Day ticket
From EUR 42 weekend, from EUR 38 midweek (source, )
Four-hour ticket
From EUR 30 weekend, from EUR 26 midweek (source, )
Sunset evening ticket
From EUR 26 weekend, from EUR 22 midweek, check-in 17:00 to 18:00 (source, )
Hourly short ticket
EUR 9 per hour for adults (source, )
Accessibility discount
20 percent off at the till with a disability pass, free entry for a required companion (source, )
Minimum age for sauna areas
10 years for the sauna world and Oriental World (source, )
Daily visitors
1,000 to 2,000 on average (source)
Cumulative guests
About 8 million since 1998 (source)
Expansions
Conference centre, sauna world and cascade pools in 2000; saltwater lagoon in 2005 (source)
Verified
2026-09-25

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Therme Geinberg: Frequently Asked Questions

Who is it best suited to?

Therme Geinberg suits adults and couples who want long, quiet bathing sessions rather than a slide park. The sauna world and Oriental World admit guests from age 10, so the adult-leaning zones stay calm, while families still get thermal pools, a saltwater lagoon and a sports pool.

How much does a day ticket cost?

The operator price list valid from 1 October 2025 puts the Therme Geinberg full-day ticket at EUR 42 weekend and EUR 38 midweek, checked on 25 September 2026. A four-hour ticket starts at EUR 30 weekend and EUR 26 midweek, and the hourly short ticket costs EUR 9 for adults.

What are the opening hours?

Bathing at Therme Geinberg runs daily from 08:00 to 22:00. The sauna opens at 10:00 midweek and 09:00 at weekends and in school holidays, the Vitality Spa runs 09:00 to 17:45, and swimming ends 20 minutes before the site closes.

How does it compare with Therme Loipersdorf?

Therme Geinberg is the smaller, quieter option, with five pools and 3,000 m2 of water on a 102,000 m2 site. Loipersdorf answers with 35 pools, 20 saunas, five slides totalling 529 m and a 15,000 m2 adults-only Schaffelbad, so it wins on sheer scale and on family attractions.

Do you need to book in advance?

Only an online ticket gives guaranteed entry to Therme Geinberg, and it also reserves a lounger. Walk-in tickets are sold at the till until capacity is reached, online guests use the fast lane, and tickets are not refundable in cash.

Where does the thermal water come from?

The well behind Therme Geinberg was drilled in 1974 by the oil company RAG, which struck hot sodium hydrogen carbonate chloride mineral sulphur water at 1,234 m instead of crude. It surfaces at close to 100 degrees Celsius and is recognised as healing water.

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