I don't tend to like swimming with masses of people, but luckily Fürthermare is large and boasts…read moremany different things for people to do. First of all I visited this swimming pool during the summer holidays during 20°C weather with light rain, so my review will be of that experience. It is a great alternative to Palm Beach in Stein, as that place is usually packed to the max! The selection of pools is amazing here. There is an exterior pool, interior fun pool, a children's play area, 4 warm mineral baths, 1 cold mineral bath and 1 exterior mineral bath. The price of 12€ for 4 hours is more than satisfactory for the amount of things you can do. Luckily during my visit it wasn't very packed. 2 steam baths are also available. I added an extra 1.50€ to enter the "solegrotte" which is a high salt/mineral water located underneath the "Therme" area. That water made a lot of spots on my body feel weird, yet cleansing. Fürthermare features 3 slides each color coded on intensity, green, yellow and red. After riding on all of them clearly there is a slide for every type of person. Adrenaline speed lovers should ride the red one! The food selection at Fürthermare is very nice for the fact that it is a pool and the prices aren't astronomical. I paid approx. 7€ for a large portion of Spaghetti bolognese and it filled me up completely! Drinks are pretty expensive though so I suggest taking your own bottled water. The pool water quality is good, as far as pool water can go. No excessive waste in the water (bandages, skin flakes, etc.). Changing rooms are very well designed and a lot of locker space available! The locale also offers a sauna which I did not participate in. All the pools have special features, from water jets to bubble massages and waterfalls. All in all the experience was great! I had a lot of fun at Fürthermare and I will gladly return again for a refreshing swim!

Really great for the price but my claustrophobia peaked when trying to go down the rides. You have…read moreto go up several flights of stairs to reach the water rides. Its a lot of fun but there isn't any air circulation in this stair tower so it feels very humid and muggy like a sauna and it makes for a hard time to breathe. The waterbowl is fun but the kids end up hanging innthe center or they go down the slides without a tube and ruin your fun. There is no adult supervision in the slides area. Its open. It gets crowded too, but the food is decent. I would go back. They have several slides and pools and health spas.

Soooooooo much fun! For all ages!…read more We came here because a friend told us about the place. we definitely were not disappointed! We got here around 1230 and didn't leave until almost 2300!! We had snagged a cabana inside the area with a wave pool, which turns on whenever it feels like. Let's get to the fun part ... the SLIDES!!! There's roughly 10 different types of water slides!! And all of them are different "levels" if you will. Some are more intense than others. And majority of these are kid friendly! There is a small baby section behind a cabana area by the wave pool. I was too satisfied with the indoor areas I never even stepped foot outside!! There is an outdoors area; but I have no idea what it's like out there! For the adults ... there's a few different mineral baths which are free of charge! And a sauna, which you must pay for. We bought all day passes for two adults and a baby (under 1 year) and only paid 42€ all together!! Not bad for an extremely fun family filled day!!

5 stars but I would give more if I could. If you are staying…read morenear Franken Therme you would be missing out if you didn't spend a day here. So many fun pools, spas, saunas, and great food!

I had a good time here and enjoyed the variety of pools and saunas. The steam rooms were good, but…read morecrowded. The snow room and saunas were fantastic to alternate between and I loved the salt pools, though they were too salty for me to stay in for long. The facility looked clean and sanitary, which is critical for a place like this. Would definitely return.

This pool is somewhat out of the way, but it sure isn't boring!…read more The pool is made up of one main area and multiple smaller areas. The main area is the fun part with jet massages, a waterfall, Slide and rapid river. The other parts include an exterior sport pool with lanes, an exterior non swimming pool and a sauna area. One thing I found great at Novamare was the presence of a steam bath with an amazing hint of orange to the steam. All pools had a nice mild temperature. The slide is approximately 50 meters long and was enjoyable! I would enjoy more slides and deeper parts in the pool though! The pool had a surprisingly low amount of people and the water was very easy to see through! The water also had a soft feeling to it. The changing rooms and lockers were clean and up to the standard German design located at almost every pool. I did not have a meal or try the sauna area during my visit. All in all this is a great place to take your whole family for a day of watery fun! You won't even have to break the bank with the low prices this place has. Whole day tickets are 7€ for 18+ and 3.50€ for 6-17. Kids under 6 are free! Take a day for your family or just yourself and relax at this well designed pool!

Ah, thermal baths. Why, oh, why aren't there more of them in the United States?…read more Limes-Thermen has a nice selection of swimming and soaking opportunities. There are several hot spring pools with a variety of massaging jets and fountains. There's also a cold plunge, which only adds to the experience. The spa also features a lot of massage and therapeutic programs, a sauna, and a restaurant. There are also plenty of nearby hiking paths after you've finished your soak. If you're a guest in the hotel next door, rates are by duration spent in the baths, the minimum charge being €5.10 for up to 90 minutes. If not, entry fees start at €9.00. Either way there's an extra charge to use the sauna, which has slightly more limited hours than the baths themselves. There's no nudity à la a Korean bathhouse, and the patrons are mostly the retired and elderly (at least during daytime bathing hours). All in all, a worthwhile diversion.

Germany's weather has multiple personalities. A sunny summer day can be overtaken by a rumbling…read morethunderstorm in mere moments...a freak warm day can surprise even the most tuned out local if it happens in early spring or late fall. I've been to Wonnemar on both of these kinds of days...and, left happy and relaxed both times. Part kid water park, part adult spa, Wonnemar itself has multiple personalities. And, multiple locations...seven to be exact. This one is in Ingolstadt. For the young (or young at heart), there are indoor and outdoor pools (with lots of lounge chairs and umbrellas) and water slides. If you'd rather not be splashed, you can segregate yourself in the adult spa area and soak in one of the heated pools, cook in the sauna, or breathe deep in the salt room. (If you've never tried a salt room, this is reason enough to come here.) Bring a towel, a bathing suit, flip flops, the price of admission, your own snacks and relax for awhile.

NEVER GO HERE!!! I paid for 4 hours. In the first half hour I went down a very dangerous slide. I…read morewas flung out at the end and slid across the sand paper floor several feet. I cut open my elbows, butt, back and legs. They only gave me half my money back after arguing that it was my fault. Then they made me fill out a form so they would be protected.