Take a relaxing dip in the well-tempered thermal water, race the children down Carinthia's longest water slide and spend a day at the spa with the family: The St. Kathrein family & health spa has the largest water area of all Carinthian thermal spas. The indoor and outdoor pools are both sporty and fun.
Josef Michael, the owner of the Sankt Kathrein baths, advertised in the Klagenfurt newspaper in 1831: "A bath in the hut was available for six kreuzer, in the poor room for four kreuzer. For 10 kreuzer per person per day, you could "relax with your soul" in a brick-built room. This offer was in great demand. Today, advertising texts are formulated in a somewhat more "modern" way, but the lively interest in the warm thermal water in the family and health thermal baths St. Kathrein remains unbroken 200 years later. Today, it is mainly families with children who spend their FamilyTIME here.
Children under the age of 6 can visit the children's spa free of charge. Families with more than two children also benefit, as admission is free for each additional child from the second child onwards.
The family and health thermal baths St. Kathrein has:
There is no age limit for babies. Babies and toddlers need a swim nappy or special baby swimming trunks to be able to splash around in the pools.
In the family and health thermal baths St. Kathrein, baby cots for naps and pushchairs can be hired at the ticket desk, subject to availability.
The professionally guided infusions in the outdoor sauna change daily.
The extensive range of services at the nock/MED health centre includes:
Without knowing your needs, it is difficult to answer this question. To make the decision easier, it is worth making a comparison - impressions and information about the Römerbad thermal spa.
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