A natural brine thermal spa in the Uckermark lake district near Templin's medieval old town, built around a naturally warm saline spring, with indoor-outdoor brine pools and an extensive sauna area.
NaturThermeTemplin sits on the edge of Templin, a small Uckermark town still ringed by its 15th-century brick town wall. The bathing area centers on naturally sourced brine water, piped in from a mineral spring, and split between an indoor hall and an outdoor pool terrace looking toward pine forest. Water temperatures across the pools run from about 32 to 36 degrees Celsius, making it a year-round option rather than a summer-only visit. The sauna landscape occupies a separate wing and includes both textile-required and textile-free sessions at different times of day, posted at reception. A restaurant with a lakeside-facing terrace serves simple German food for lunch after a soak.
| Price | € (day pass €29; 2-hour ticket €19; sauna add-on €4) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily 9:00-21:00; sauna area also 9:00-21:00 |
| Address | Dargersdorfer Strasse 121, 17268 Templin |
Treatments
- Natural brine thermal pools (indoor and outdoor)
- Sauna landscape with themed cabins
- Steam bath
- Massage and beauty treatments
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Average daytime temperature in °C. Figures are for Germany.
Location
Dargersdorfer Strasse 121, 17268 Templin
53.1256, 13.5033 View on map
Highlights
- Naturally sourced brine spring water, not artificially salted
- Outdoor pool terrace facing Uckermark forest
- Walkable from Templin's medieval town wall
- Sauna landscape with rotating themed infusions
Tips for visiting
- Bring or rent a large towel; a sauna sheet is required in the sauna area per German custom
- German saunas are typically textile-free; check posted schedules for mixed or single-sex sessions
- Weekday mornings before 11 AM are quietest; weekends add a €3 surcharge
- The 2-hour ticket suits a quick soak; the day pass is better value if combining pools and sauna
When to visit
Weekday mornings (9-11 AM) are quietest; weekends carry a €3 surcharge and draw day-trippers from Berlin
Accessibility
Step-free access from the main entrance to pool decks; accessible changing rooms and toilets are available