Therme Bad Zurzach, officially branded as Therme Zurzach, offers several ways to visit its thermal bath, textile saunas, Bohrturm sauna area, spa, and fitness facilities. Ticket prices depend on how long you stay and whether you visit on a weekday, Saturday, Sunday, holiday, or seasonal-price date. Knowing exactly what each ticket includes can save you money and prevent surprises at check-in.
Quick Answer
Standard adult Therme Zurzach admission starts at CHF 28 for two hours and CHF 48 for a day on weekdays. The weekday evening ticket costs CHF 26 from 19:30 and includes both the thermal bath and Bohrturm saunas. Children aged 4–15 pay lower rates, while children aged 0–3 enter free.
Key Takeaways
- Standard adult two-hour admission costs CHF 28 Monday–Friday, CHF 30 Saturday, and CHF 33 Sunday, holidays, and seasonal-price days.
- Adult day admission is CHF 48 on weekdays, CHF 50 Saturday, and CHF 53 on Sundays, holidays, and seasonal-price days.
- The CHF 26 evening ticket starts at 19:30, is normally available Monday–Friday online, and includes the thermal bath, textile saunas, and Bohrturm saunas.
- Children aged 0–3 enter free. Children aged 4–15 have reduced two-hour and day-ticket prices and must be accompanied by an adult.
- Standard bath admission includes the textile saunas, but the separate textile-free Bohrturm sauna normally costs CHF 12 extra unless your chosen ticket or package includes it.
Types of Tickets Available
Therme Zurzach currently sells short-stay bath tickets, day tickets, a weekday evening ticket, sauna tickets, combined bath-sauna-fitness admission, child tickets, and several packages. The best choice depends mainly on your arrival time, how long you plan to stay, and whether you want access to the Bohrturm saunas.
The standard prices below are based on the official Therme Zurzach price list.
| Ticket | Mon–Fri | Saturday | Sunday/Holiday/Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult, 2 hours | CHF 28 | CHF 30 | CHF 33 |
| Adult day ticket | CHF 48 | CHF 50 | CHF 53 |
| Child 4–15, 2 hours | CHF 15 | CHF 17 | |
| Child 4–15, day ticket | CHF 18 | CHF 20 | |
| Children 0–3 | Free | ||
| 19:30 evening ticket | CHF 26 | Not offered under the standard evening-ticket conditions | |
For two-hour tickets, each additional started 30 minutes costs CHF 5 for adults and CHF 2.50 for children. The official tariff caps the additional time charge so that longer stays ultimately convert to the applicable day-ticket cost.
Note: As of August 17, 2026, Therme Zurzach is running an online summer promotion through August 31, 2026. Eligible adult and child two-hour and day tickets can be discounted by up to 35% depending on the promotion’s dynamic pricing. The reduced price appears automatically in the webshop; regular prices apply at the on-site ticket desk. Check the official summer promotion page before booking.
Day Pass Prices
If you want several hours for bathing, meals, rest breaks, and sauna time, a day ticket is usually easier to manage than watching the clock on a two-hour ticket. Standard adult bath day tickets currently cost CHF 48 Monday–Friday, CHF 50 on Saturday, and CHF 53 on Sundays, public holidays, and designated seasonal-price dates.
For children aged 4–15, the standard day ticket is CHF 18 Monday–Friday and CHF 20 on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and seasonal-price days. The children’s day ticket is listed as an online-only product. Children aged 0–3 enter free.
A normal bath day ticket includes access to the thermal-bath areas and textile saunas. It does not automatically include the separate Bohrturm sauna area. Adults can normally add the Bohrturm saunas for CHF 12.
The combined “Ein und Alles” day ticket costs CHF 69 and includes the thermal bath with textile saunas, the Bohrturm saunas, and optional access to the fitness center. For an adult who plans to use all three areas, it can be simpler than buying separate access.
Evening Pass Prices
| Evening Ticket Detail | Current Information |
|---|---|
| Adult weekday evening ticket | CHF 26 |
| Entry time | From 19:30, Monday–Friday |
| Included | Thermal bath, textile saunas, and Bohrturm saunas |
The evening ticket is one of the strongest-value options for adults who only need a short visit. It currently costs CHF 26 and gives access from 19:30 to the bath, textile saunas, and Bohrturm sauna area. It is sold online and normally applies Monday–Friday, excluding public holidays and the designated seasonal-price period.
The regular bath and textile-sauna area is generally open until 22:00, with bathing and sauna use ending at 21:30. That leaves roughly two hours of usable time after a 19:30 arrival. Special operating dates can have shorter hours, so check the official opening-hours page before a late visit.
Pro Tip: If you specifically want the Bohrturm saunas, compare the CHF 26 weekday evening ticket with a standard bath ticket plus the CHF 12 sauna surcharge. For a short weekday visit after 19:30, the evening ticket can provide considerably better value.
The official public pricing page does not currently advertise separate child, senior, or student versions of the evening ticket. Avoid relying on older third-party price lists that show those categories.
Family and Group Ticket Options
Families should use the published child rates rather than assuming there is one standard family ticket. Children aged 0–3 currently enter free, while children aged 4–15 pay the reduced child prices shown above. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult who remains responsible for supervision during the visit.
Important for families: Therme Zurzach states that the Ruhebecken, Intensiv-Solebad, and Hot-Pool may only be used from age 16. Check the official family information if you are visiting with younger children.
A family-oriented option is the Papa Moll-Wundertüte. At the time of this update, it costs CHF 58.50 and includes a day ticket for one child aged 4–15, a day ticket for one accompanying adult that has already been reduced by 50%, a small surprise, and a food voucher for an ice cream or piece of cake. It is available online.
Group Prices for 10 or More Adults
Private groups receive special rates once they have at least 10 full-paying adults aged 16 or older. Advance registration is required through Therme Zurzach.
| Day | Group Price Per Adult | Included Time |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | CHF 25.20 | Up to 3 hours |
| Saturday | CHF 27 | Up to 3 hours |
| Sunday, holiday, or seasonal-price period | CHF 29.70 | Up to 3 hours |
These group rates include the textile saunas. The Bohrturm saunas can normally be added for CHF 12 per eligible person. Additional started 30-minute periods cost CHF 5. See the official group and school-class pricing page for registration requirements.
Special Packages and Offers
Therme Zurzach also combines admission with sauna access, fitness, food, treatments, or extras. Package availability can change, but the following options were listed by Therme Zurzach at the time of this August 2026 update.
| Package | Price | Main Inclusions |
|---|---|---|
| Ein und Alles | CHF 69 | Day admission to bath/textile saunas, Bohrturm saunas, and optional fitness-center use |
| VIP Day Ticket Duo | CHF 152 for two | Two day admissions, Bohrturm sauna, optional fitness, plus loan robes and sauna towels |
| Therme & Breakfast | CHF 98 per adult | Day admission including Bohrturm sauna, breakfast, bathrobe, and bath towel |
| Lange Auszeit | CHF 236 | Day admission including Bohrturm sauna, 75-minute hot-stone massage, drink, bathrobe, and towel |
| Papa Moll-Wundertüte | CHF 58.50 | One child day ticket, one discounted adult day ticket, small surprise, and food voucher |
For example, the Therme & Breakfast package combines full-day admission with the Bohrturm sauna, breakfast, a bathrobe, and a bath towel. Spa packages can also combine admission with massage or beauty treatments.
Seasonal offers can sometimes be cheaper than the normal ticket structure. Because these promotions have specific dates and booking conditions, check the official offer or webshop before paying at the entrance.
Additional Services and Amenities
Beyond the thermal pools, Therme Zurzach has textile-sauna areas, the separate Bohrturm sauna complex, spa treatments, fitness facilities, relaxation spaces, a bath restaurant, and a pool bar. Spa treatments such as massages are booked separately unless they are specifically included in a package.
Optional Rental and Purchase Costs
If you do not want to bring everything from home, the current on-site add-on list includes:
- Private cabin: CHF 8
- Bath towel: CHF 4
- Sauna towel: CHF 5
- Bathrobe: CHF 8.50
- Bath shoes: CHF 14.90 to purchase
Bringing your own towel, robe, and suitable footwear can therefore reduce the total cost of the visit.
Regular Opening Hours
The bath and textile-sauna areas are normally open daily from 08:00 to 22:00. Bathing and sauna use ends at 21:30, and the final admission is normally one hour before closing. The Bohrturm saunas are normally open from 10:00 to 21:30.
Holiday schedules and special events can change these hours. For example, the venue publishes shortened hours on certain dates, so always verify the current official opening schedule when planning a trip around a holiday or event.
Tips for Getting the Best Value for Your Money
The cheapest ticket is not always the best value. Match the admission type to the amount of time and the facilities you actually intend to use.
- For a short weekday soak: a two-hour adult ticket starts at CHF 28 under the normal tariff.
- For a full day: compare the standard day ticket with packages before adding towels, sauna access, food, or treatments separately.
- For a weekday evening: the CHF 26 ticket can be especially attractive because it already includes the Bohrturm sauna.
- For 10 or more adults: register in advance for the published group tariff instead of buying standard individual tickets.
- For families: compare normal child admission with the Papa Moll-Wundertüte if one child and one adult are visiting together.
- Check online first: some day tickets, packages, and promotions are online-only.
- Bring your own basics: your own towel, robe, and bath shoes can avoid rental or purchase costs.
Frequent visitors may also want to review the Therme Zurzach Vorteilsband. It currently provides a 10% reduction on many bath, sauna, spa, fitness, shop, and dining purchases when its conditions are met. Packages, already discounted services, promotions, and several other categories are excluded, so check the terms before loading credit onto the band.
Note: The official public admission list currently does not show a general senior or student ticket category. Do not assume an age- or student-based discount unless it appears on the official booking page or is offered through a specific partner promotion.
Therme Zurzach can be a short evening visit, a family day out, or a full spa day, but the total cost changes significantly depending on the ticket and extras you choose. Checking the official tariff before you travel is the simplest way to avoid paying for access you do not need.
Before booking, review the latest official Therme Zurzach prices and ticket conditions. Prices, promotional offers, holiday rules, and online-only products can change after this article is updated.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the current adult ticket prices at Therme Zurzach?
Under the standard tariff, an adult two-hour bath ticket costs CHF 28 Monday–Friday, CHF 30 Saturday, and CHF 33 on Sundays, holidays, and seasonal-price days. Adult day tickets cost CHF 48, CHF 50, and CHF 53 respectively.
How much is the Therme Zurzach evening ticket?
The adult 19:30 evening ticket currently costs CHF 26. It is normally offered Monday–Friday online and includes the thermal bath, textile saunas, and Bohrturm saunas. Public holidays and the seasonal-price period are excluded from the standard offer.
Is sauna access included in a normal Therme Zurzach ticket?
Standard bath admission includes the textile saunas. The separate textile-free Bohrturm sauna area normally costs CHF 12 extra. Some tickets and packages, including the weekday evening ticket and “Ein und Alles” day ticket, already include Bohrturm access.
How much do children pay at Therme Zurzach?
Children aged 0–3 enter free. For children aged 4–15, a two-hour ticket is CHF 15 Monday–Friday and CHF 17 on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and seasonal-price days. Day tickets are CHF 18 on weekdays and CHF 20 on the higher-price days.
Can children visit Therme Zurzach without an adult?
No. Visitors under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult who takes responsibility for supervision throughout the stay. Some areas, including the Ruhebecken, Intensiv-Solebad, and Hot-Pool, are restricted to guests aged 16 and older.
Are there senior or student discounts at Therme Zurzach?
The current general public price list does not show a separate standard senior or student admission category. Specific partners or temporary promotions may have different conditions, so verify any discount through Therme Zurzach before traveling.
Does Therme Zurzach offer group discounts?
Yes. Private groups with at least 10 full-paying adults can receive special three-hour rates. Current prices are CHF 25.20 per person Monday–Friday, CHF 27 Saturday, and CHF 29.70 on Sundays, holidays, and seasonal-price days. Advance registration is required.
Do I need to book Therme Zurzach tickets in advance?
Not every standard admission requires advance booking, but several products and discounts are online-only. The evening ticket, children’s day ticket, selected packages, and temporary online promotions are important examples. Booking online is also useful when the spa is likely to be busy.
Sources
- Therme Zurzach: Prices and Tickets — adult and child admission prices, evening ticket, sauna surcharge, packages, add-ons, and seasonal pricing.
- Therme Zurzach: Opening Hours — regular bath, sauna, spa, fitness, restaurant, and special-date operating hours.
- Therme Zurzach: Group and School-Class Prices — group thresholds, three-hour group tariffs, sauna inclusions, and advance-registration rules.
- Therme Zurzach: Families — family facilities and the Papa Moll-Wundertüte package.
- Therme Zurzach: Vorteilsband — recurring-visitor discount conditions and exclusions.
- Therme Zurzach: 2026 Summer Promotion — temporary online dynamic-pricing promotion through August 31, 2026.
