Valens-Vasön · Switzerland
Thermalbad Valens
Thermal bathing at Rehaklinik Valens. The venue sits in the Valens mountain setting.
Plan a thermal stop around the town and the bathing experience you want. Compare public admission with hotel packages, and check the linked operator for pool access and current visitor information.
Compare the actual bathing product and available facilities. Architecture, hotel affiliation and a town’s thermal reputation do not establish public entry to every pool.
12 venue records in this guide. Read each place’s admission and access evidence, then confirm current arrangements before travelling.
7132 limits online day tickets and requires advance reservation. Yverdon lists ordinary pool access without reservation, but its construction changes the facilities and entrance. Booking convenience and available water are different decisions.
7132 Thermal Baths · Thermal Center Yverdon-les-Bains
7132.com ↗ · www.myswitzerland.com ↗ · www.bainsyverdon.ch ↗
Yverdon lists outdoor pools during construction, while Valens has a specific one-day closure. Tamina publishes a future maintenance period. A construction notice, one closed pool and a whole-day closure should not be treated as equivalent.
Thermal Center Yverdon-les-Bains · Thermalbad Valens · Tamina Therme
www.bainsyverdon.ch ↗ · www.myswitzerland.com ↗ · www.thermalbad-valens.ch ↗ · www.taminatherme.ch ↗
The individual tariff can distinguish pool admission, sauna areas and timed visits. Use the named operator’s ticket rather than assuming a thermal hotel, town or tourism listing establishes the inclusions you need. The venue comparison below keeps the products and source dates visible.
Les Bains de Lavey · Therme Zurzach · Leukerbad Therme
www.bains-lavey.ch ↗ · www.myswitzerland.com ↗ · shop.thermezurzach.ch ↗ · leukerbad.ch ↗
Compare these 6 places by bathing format, admission and booking. Read each venue’s dated access notice and current operator information before choosing a visit.
| Place | Bathing experience | Entry and booking |
|---|---|---|
| Thermal Center Yverdon-les-BainsYverdon-les-Bains | Thermal pools in Yverdon-les-Bains. Local spring water emerges naturally at 29°C. | Paid entry No reservation required for ordinary pool access Adult 16+ pools/sauna admission CHF 22 low season or CHF 25 high season, valid all day without a time limit. Child 6–15 CHF 16/17; ages 0–5 free. Official admission source ↗ · Checked Open with construction restrictions |
| Thermalbad ValensValens-Vasön | Thermal bathing at Rehaklinik Valens. The venue sits in the Valens mountain setting. | Paid entry Confirm with operator Adult single bath admission CHF 14; children 5–16 CHF 8; children through age four free. Friday family afternoon CHF 24 for two adults/up to four children, or CHF 12 for one adult/up to four children. Official admission source ↗ · Checked Upcoming one-day closure |
| Tamina ThermeBad Ragaz | Thermal bathing in Bad Ragaz. Its water comes from the Tamina Gorge spring. | Paid entry Confirm with operator Adult thermal-bath admission, age 13+, is CHF 37 for two hours Monday–Friday or CHF 44 on weekends/holidays. Day tickets are CHF 57 / CHF 64. The displayed supplement for Sauna World is CHF 18; prices include VAT. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
| 7132 Thermal BathsVals | Thermal bathing in Peter Zumthor’s quartzite building at Vals. Water comes from St. Peter’s Spring. | Paid entry Advance online reservation required; limited tickets External adult admission CHF 70 Monday–Tuesday or CHF 85 Wednesday–Sunday; the latter includes a bathrobe. Child admission CHF 55 or CHF 60 respectively. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
| Bad Schinznach Thermal BathsSchinznach-Bad | Thermal bathing at Schinznach-Bad. The local spring is sulphurous. | Paid entry Confirm with operator Aquarena Fun adult admission CHF 25 for 1.5 hours or CHF 30 for two hours Monday–Saturday; Sundays/public holidays CHF 27 or CHF 32. VAT included. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
| Brigerbad Thermal BathsBrigerbad | Indoor and outdoor thermal pools in Brigerbad. The complex has mountain views and sauna facilities. | Paid entry Confirm with operator The official ticket shop lists thermal day-entry products from CHF 20 and a Spa day product at CHF 50. Select the age/category and visit date for the payable total. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
Valens-Vasön · Switzerland
Thermal bathing at Rehaklinik Valens. The venue sits in the Valens mountain setting.
Lavey-les-Bains · Switzerland
Thermal pools overlooking the Vaud Alps. Sauna and steam facilities complement the bathing areas.
Bad Zurzach · Switzerland
A developed thermal bathing complex in Bad Zurzach. Switzerland Tourism lists varied wellness facilities.
Ovronnaz · Switzerland
Thermal bathing above the Rhône Valley. The official tourism listing highlights panoramic valley views.
Yverdon-les-Bains · Switzerland
Thermal pools in Yverdon-les-Bains. Local spring water emerges naturally at 29°C.
Schinznach-Bad · Switzerland
Thermal bathing at Schinznach-Bad. The local spring is sulphurous.
Brigerbad · Switzerland
Indoor and outdoor thermal pools in Brigerbad. The complex has mountain views and sauna facilities.
Baden · Switzerland
Mario Botta-designed thermal baths in Baden. Facilities include a rooftop terrace and light-and-sound pool.
Saillon · Switzerland
Thermal pools in Saillon. A flowing-water bathing area includes a grotto.
Bad Ragaz · Switzerland
Thermal bathing in Bad Ragaz. Its water comes from the Tamina Gorge spring.
Leukerbad · Switzerland
Thermal pools beneath the Daubenhorn massif. The venue also has slides and wellness facilities.
Vals · Switzerland
Thermal bathing in Peter Zumthor’s quartzite building at Vals. Water comes from St. Peter’s Spring.
Plan a thermal stop around the town and the bathing experience you want. Compare public admission with hotel packages, and check the linked operator for pool access and current visitor information. Opening hours, access and entry fees may change. Each guide links to its official visitor source.