Agrippabad

The basics

You can visit for a full day or opt for a 2.5-hour timed pool visit. There are different pools to access—including an indoor pool, a 4-season outdoor pool, an adults-only brine pool, and a water slide. Plus, there's a climbing wall. There are also sauna and fitness areas that need to be booked separately. Start with a swim, then hit the sauna, the Kneipp pool, and the roof terrace for cathedral views.

Things to know before you go

• Pay attention to the posted signs; some areas, such as the sauna and brine pool, are adults-only.

• The Agrippabad is child-friendly, with a children’s pool and birthday party option for younger visitors.

• Taking photos or filming with smartphones is strictly prohibited.

How to get there

For those using public transportation, the Poststrasse tram stop, serviced by tram Nos. 3, 4, 14, 16, and 18, is conveniently located a 3-minute walk away. Alternatively, you can reach the Rothgerberbach bus stop, served by bus No. 978, with an 8-minute walk. If you're driving, Parkhaus Agrippabad is nearby.

When to get there

Agrippabad is open throughout the week, usually from early morning until late evening; however, opening hours vary, with typically shorter hours on weekends, so check the calendar before visiting. There are also certain restrictions, such as women-only hours at the sauna. Certain facilities, such as the gym or sauna, may have different opening hours. To avoid crowds, it’s best to come on a weekday afternoon.

Places to eat near Agrippabad

After you’ve worked up an appetite by swimming, try one of several restaurant options within walking distance. You could snag a reservation at Sahila, which offers set menus and a fine dining atmosphere, or book a spot at Yulia Mezze Bar to try its delicious platters that are ideal for sharing. Blooming Coffee Roastery & Coffee Bar is nearby for something more casual, and the Well Being Restaurant, with great vegan options, is a 4-minute walk.