The terrace of Berghaus Seeblick in the snow, lantern lit

Thermal baths in Bad Kleinkirchheim

Two thermal baths, a quarter of an hour from your apartment

The Thermal Römerbad for the sauna, the Therme St. Kathrein for the family

Distance

12.3 km · 15 min

Römerbad winter

10 am–9 pm · € 37 / € 63

St. Kathrein

9 am–9 pm · € 34 / € 50

Children under 6

free in both

Prices, dates and opening hours are the operators' own and may change at any time. No rights can be derived from this page; the current rates are those on the operator's website.

Bad Kleinkirchheim has two thermal baths, both a quarter of an hour from the house. The Thermal Römerbad next to the Kaiserburgbahn is the quiet one with the large sauna world; the Therme St. Kathrein is the family bath with the 86-metre slide and the wild-water channel. Below, what they cost and when they are open.

Thermal Römerbad

In the winter season, from 19 September 2026 to 29 March 2027, open daily from 10 am to 9 pm. Adult day ticket € 37 for the baths, € 63 for baths and sauna. Children under 6 free; the sauna is from age 15. The bath is next to the Kaiserburgbahn, so after skiing you walk there, and the free Ski-Thermen-Bus stops at the door.

Therme St. Kathrein

Daily from 9 am to 9 pm. Adult day ticket € 34 for the baths, € 50 with sauna; children aged 6 to 13 € 18, under 6 free. Evening ticket from 6 pm € 28, children € 14.50. Family packages are 10 per cent cheaper than single tickets. The sauna is from age 16. With children this is the one: 86-metre enclosed slide, wild-water channel, bubble loungers.

Which of the two

With children: St. Kathrein. Without, or after a ski day with stiff legs: the Römerbad, for the saunas and the quiet. If you stay a week, do both.

Combining with the ski day

The Römerbad is open until 9 pm and sits next to the valley station, so the last run at four and the baths until eight is a normal winter day. Back in Feld am See you cook for yourself or walk into the village.

Frequently asked questions

How far are the thermal baths from Berghaus Seeblick?+

12.3 kilometres, about a quarter of an hour's drive. The Römerbad is next to the Kaiserburgbahn.

How much is the Thermal Römerbad in winter?+

Adult day ticket € 37 for the baths, € 63 with sauna. Children under 6 free. Winter season 19 September 2026 to 29 March 2027, 10 am to 9 pm.

Which thermal bath is best with children?+

The Therme St. Kathrein: 86-metre slide, wild-water channel, family packages with 10 per cent off. Children aged 6 to 13 pay € 18, under 6 free.

From what age is the sauna allowed?+

Römerbad from 15, St. Kathrein from 16.

Is there an evening ticket?+

St. Kathrein: from 6 pm € 28 for adults and € 14.50 for children. The Römerbad has an evening rate from 3 pm in summer; the winter rates are on badkleinkirchheim.com.

From Berghaus Seeblick

First the piste, then the baths, then the lake

Three apartments in Feld am See, a quarter of an hour from both thermal baths. From € 115 per night.

Prices and times checked on 18 September 2026. Prices, dates and opening hours are the operators' own and may change at any time. No rights can be derived from this page; the current rates are those on the operator's website. Sources: badkleinkirchheim.com/thermal-roemerbad (prices and hours), therme-kathrein.at (2026/27 prices), seeundberg.at (slide). Drive time calculated from Erlachweg 8.

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