Badstuer i Baden
Switzerland
Hva er de beste badstuene i Baden?
Baden, 25 kilometres northwest of Zürich, has been a thermal spa destination since Roman times — the hot springs (47°C) that gave the town its name have been in continuous use for over 2,000 years. Fortyseven (formerly Thermalbad & Spa Baden) is the modern centrepiece: a stylish multi-level spa landscape partly built into the historic cave-spa structure, with Finnish saunas, steam rooms, and thermal mineral pools. The Bäderquartier across the river preserves 19th-century Belle Époque resort architecture. Swiss German textile-free norm in saunas; swimwear in pools. A 25-minute train ride from Zürich.
6 saunas in Baden
Römertherme Baden
Heisser Brunnen 2
Fortyseven Baden
Heisser Brunnen 1
Schwimmbad Baden
Bad zum Raben
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Fortyseven thermal spa in Baden?
Fortyseven — named for the 47°C spring temperature — is Switzerland's most sophisticated modern thermal spa, built over Baden's Roman-era hot springs. It offers multiple sauna cabins, an outdoor thermal pool, and a rooftop relaxation area overlooking the Limmat valley.
Is Baden a good day trip from Zurich?
Yes — 25 km northwest of Zurich, 20 minutes by direct train from Zurich HB. Fortyseven sells day tickets without hotel booking and is one of the most popular Zurich-area day spa destinations.
Does Baden have an ancient spa history?
Yes — Baden was Aquae Helveticae in Roman times. The thermal springs have been used for bathing since at least the 1st century AD. The modern Fortyseven sits alongside the 19th-century Badehaus and historic Kurquartier.
Are Baden saunas textile-free?
In the sauna wing of Fortyseven, yes — Swiss German sauna convention is textile-free inside the sauna cabins. Swimwear is required in the thermal pools and outdoor areas.
