Mineralheilbad St. Margrethen

The Mineralheilbad St. Margrethen in St. Margrethen, Switzerland, is a mineral spa and wellness bath with indoor and outdoor pools filled with mineral-rich Appenzell spring water and Dead Sea salt. It offers a large sauna world with six saunas, steam baths, mineral ceremonies, peeling rituals and sauna infusions. Massages, water gymnastics and a hammam ritual round out the wellness programme.

Families and Kids

Children from 3 years of age are welcome in the mineral bath, accompanied by adults. Special Aqua Kids courses (baby swimming, water fleas, penguins) and intensive swimming courses for children from 5 years are offered for water familiarisation and learning to swim.

Information

  • Visit duration: 180 min
  • Barrier free: Yes
  • For rainy days: Yes
    • Children experience: Child friendly
    • Children age group: 0-3, 3-6, 6-12, 12-18
    • Entrance fee: 52 CHF
    • Free entrance: No
    • Price range: $$$$

Opening hours

Open daily from 08:00 to 22:00 (Friday until 23:00) from September to May; summer hours (June to August) apply from 27 June to 31 August.
Monday
08:00-22:00 (September - May)
Tuesday
08:00-22:00 (September - May)
Wednesday
08:00-22:00 (September - May)
Thursday
08:00-22:00 (September - May)
Friday
08:00-23:00 (September - May)
Saturday
08:00-22:00 (September - May)
Sunday
08:00-22:00 (September - May)

Admission fees

52 CHF
Adult admission
32 CHF
Admission for children aged 3 to 15 (bath & sauna world)

Contact

Webpage
mineralheilbad.ch
Email
info@mineralheilbad.ch
Address
Walzenhauserstrasse 2, CH-9430 St. Margrethen

Access

Nearby stops

  • St. Margrethen SG, Mineralbad100 meters walking distance
  • St. Margrethen SG500 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
St. Gallen
17m
Chur
1h 1m
Zürich HB
1h 17m
Zug
1h 51m
Olten
2h 12m

FAQ

  • Are there age restrictions for children?
    Children from 3 years of age are welcome. Children and young people up to 15 years are admitted in all areas only when accompanied by an adult. Children under 3 years have no access, but special Aqua Kids water familiarisation courses are offered for them.
  • Is the sauna world textile-free?
    Yes, the entire sauna world is a textile-free area. In the meeting and rest areas it is appropriate to wear a bathrobe or sauna kilt during the stay.
  • Can I use only the sauna world without the bath?
    There is no separate sauna admission. In the day ticket for the bath & sauna world, admission to the bath world is included in the price.
  • Are the mineral ceremonies included in the admission price?
    Yes, the mineral ceremonies, rituals and sauna infusions are included in the admission price and take place as part of the weekly programme.
  • Is the facility wheelchair accessible?
    Yes, people with mobility impairments have barrier-free access to all areas. Wheelchair-suitable changing rooms and lifts to all floors are available, and a mobile pool lift ensures barrier-free access to all pools.
  • Can I bring my own food and drinks?
    No. Since the introduction of the in-house gastronomy offer, guests are served exclusively food and drinks from the house. A transponder wristband is issued at the till on which consumption is booked and paid at the end of the visit.

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