Explore Styria through its actual soaking locations. Compare the access, entry and reservation information in each guide, then check the linked official source before travelling.
5 venue records in this guide. Read each place’s admission and access evidence, then confirm current arrangements before travelling.
H2O has family bathing and shorter tickets. Loipersdorf’s Schaffelbad is reserved for ages 16 and over. NOVA includes thermal bathing and a separate sports pool. Choose the atmosphere and eligibility that match the group before comparing prices.
H2O Hotel-Therme-Resort · Therme Loipersdorf · Therme NOVA Köflach
www.hoteltherme.at ↗ · www.austria.info ↗ · www.therme.at ↗ · www.novakoeflach.at ↗
Parktherme’s retained maintenance notice concerns its 50-metre sports pool. A closed sports lane or a premium area with an age limit does not establish that all thermal bathing is unavailable. Confirm the specific facility and tariff.
Compare these 5 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Parktherme Bad RadkersburgStyria | Parktherme combines thermal bathing at 34–36°C with a sauna village and a children’s activity area. Its separate 50-metre outdoor sports pool serves active swimmers, but that pool has a dated maintenance closure in October 2026. | Paid entry Confirm with operator 2026/27 adult day admission €38.50; children 6–15.9 €15.90; under-sixes free. Saunadorf supplement €10.60. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
| Rogner Bad BlumauStyria | Rogner Bad Blumau combines its distinctive Hundertwasser architecture with thermal bathing and a sauna landscape. Visitors can reserve bathing admission separately from accommodation, with evening entry providing a shorter alternative to a full bathing day. | Paid entry Reserve bathing entry and optional loungers through the operator’s booking service. 2026 adult day admission €60 on standard weekdays or €71 on the weekend/peak tariff; evening admission from 17:00 €48.90. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
| Therme NOVA KöflachStyria | NOVA Köflach combines indoor and outdoor thermal pools with a four-lane, 25-metre sports pool. Its bathing landscape includes a blue grotto and a sunlit relaxation tower, while the Tropenwald steam grotto permits swimwear. | Paid entry Confirm with operator Adult thermal day ticket €35.50 Monday–Friday or €37.50 on the operator’s weekend/holiday tariff. Four hours €31.10 or €32.10; sauna supplement €9.90. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
| H2O Hotel-Therme-ResortStyria | H2O separates its warmer bathing pools from a cooler sports pool and Lazy River. Day, three-hour and late-afternoon tickets let visitors plan a shorter family outing without booking a hotel stay. | Paid entry Confirm with operator Adults 15+: day admission from €39.50, three hours from €28.90, after 16:00 from €26.50. Ages 5–14.9: day admission from €27.30. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
| Therme LoipersdorfStyria | Loipersdorf offers thermal and adventure bathing alongside the more secluded Schaffelbad. The Schaffelbad is reserved for guests aged 16 and over, and its admission includes the other thermal and adventure bathing areas. | Paid entry Confirm with operator Adult day ticket including Saunadorf: €47 Monday–Friday; €55.50 on weekends, holidays, school holidays and bridge days. After-16:00 adult entry: €31 or €37 respectively. Official admission source ↗ · Checked |
Styria · Austria
H2O separates its warmer bathing pools from a cooler sports pool and Lazy River. Day, three-hour and late-afternoon tickets let visitors plan a shorter family outing without booking a hotel stay.
Styria · Austria
NOVA Köflach combines indoor and outdoor thermal pools with a four-lane, 25-metre sports pool. Its bathing landscape includes a blue grotto and a sunlit relaxation tower, while the Tropenwald steam grotto permits swimwear.
Styria · Austria
Parktherme combines thermal bathing at 34–36°C with a sauna village and a children’s activity area. Its separate 50-metre outdoor sports pool serves active swimmers, but that pool has a dated maintenance closure in October 2026.
Styria · Austria
Loipersdorf offers thermal and adventure bathing alongside the more secluded Schaffelbad. The Schaffelbad is reserved for guests aged 16 and over, and its admission includes the other thermal and adventure bathing areas.
Styria · Austria
Rogner Bad Blumau combines its distinctive Hundertwasser architecture with thermal bathing and a sauna landscape. Visitors can reserve bathing admission separately from accommodation, with evening entry providing a shorter alternative to a full bathing day.
Our Styria collection includes 0 natural-setting locations and 5 developed pools or resorts. Development type and entry fee are separate facts. Use the individual guides for specific access restrictions and reservation notes.
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