Claudius Therme
The Claudius Therme in Cologne, located in the heart of Deutz’s Rheinpark, is a popular destination for those seeking peace and relaxation, offering a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. As one of Germany’s most renowned thermal baths, it features state-certified therapeutic water from its own spring and blends modernity with history. The name “Claudius” pays homage to the Roman Emperor Claudius, whose empire laid the foundation for Cologne’s world-class bathing culture. In 2026, the Claudius Therme will celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Unique panoramic sauna with a view of the cathedral
In addition to the spacious indoor and outdoor pools, the spa features a versatile sauna area. It includes seven saunas and two steam rooms, where regular infusions and ceremonies are held to enhance the sauna experience. Lawn areas and relaxation rooms invite guests to unwind, while the wellness area offers massages and beauty treatments. Of course, there are also dining options at the “Eau de Cologne” restaurant and the historic Rosencafé, an architectural and design icon dating back to the 1957 Federal Horticultural Show.Good to know
Eligibility
Bad Weather Offer
Suitable for any weather
for individual guests
Openings
Last admission is at 10:30 p.m.
Price info
Price adult: €36.50
The indicated rate refers to a day ticket for weekdays. Please note that there is a surcharge for the sauna area. You can find more rates on the Claudius Therme website
Directions & Parking facilities
From Cologne Central Station, take either bus line 260 or SB25 to the "Thermalbad" stop, or take bus line 150 from Deutz/Messe Station, platform C, to the "Thermalbad" stop. The Claudius Therme is located right next to the bus stop.
The daily parking fee for cars is €3.00.
The daily parking fee for cars is €3.00.
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