Müller’sches public bath
Filigree ornaments and wall paintings make up the charm of the Art Nouveau building. At 120 years old, the Müller’sche Volksbad is the oldest indoor pool in the city. Here you can take a sauna in the Roman-Irish sweat bath. The body is heated slowly and in several stages in warm and hot air rooms. It gets really hot in the Finnish sauna with colored lights. Cool off in the semi-circular shower, from which cold water sprays from bottom to top. Afterwards you can relax in the open-air courtyard or in quiet cabins. Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. is Ladies Day in the sauna.
Müller’sches public bath, Rosenheimer Strasse 1, 81667 Munich
Hamam Anatolia
The Hamam Anatolia Munich offers an oriental excursion.
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The Hamam Anatolia in Obergiesing offers an oriental excursion. The bath welcomes the guests with Turkish tea and Ayran. Afterwards, visitors can look forward to a traditional bathing ceremony with washing, sweating, bathing and relaxing. Bathing is done in the hammam by scooping water from a marble basin with a copper bowl and pouring it over the body. The dimly lit vault with mosaic and ornaments on the walls allows you to immerse yourself in Arabic culture.
If you want, you can book a massage. One of the highlights is the soap foam massage, during which the masseuses cover the guests with a cloud of foam. The rose oil massage with essential oils is also popular. The hammam does not have a customer car park, so it is better to travel by public transport.
Hamam AnatoliaWirtstrasse 1b, 81539 Munich
Premium Float & Spa Schwabing
In the Premium Float & Spa Schwabing you can experience weightlessness.
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Guests can rest weightlessly in the saltwater pool of the Premium Float & Spa in Schwabing. The brine lets you float and float like a cork on water. In their own floating room they can choose an atmosphere: from complete darkness to dim light to a starry sky, plus silence or meditative music. For individuals there is a single tank or large basin; two people get a large pair pool.
The studio also offers a classic massage in a combination package. Special massages are available as individual treatments: for example the hot stone massage, in which the masseuses work with stones at a temperature of 60 degrees.
Premium Float & Spa Schwabing, Feilitzschstrasse 26, 80802 Munich
Day spa break
The day spa “Auszeit” specializes in Mother’s Day offers.
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Wellness offers in a package with massages, baths, food and a wide view are available in the Day Spa Auszeit in Pasing. Offer titles such as “Indian Summer”, “Godsend” or “Carefree” promise deep relaxation. It stands out that there are special services for pregnant women. These include, for example, the maternity lounger with a belly hole and the maternity massage for mother and child at the same time.
There are also wellness offers for couples, only for women or men and also for children and young people. If you want a pool and sauna area, go to the “Ambiance Sport & Spa” fitness club in the same building. This is to be booked and paid for in advance.
Day spa break, Gottfried-Keller-Strasse 31, 81245 Munich-Pasing
The Charles Spa
Various massages are available at The Charles Hotel.
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Red coral grows in the pool – at least that’s what it looks like when the murals at The Charles Hotel’s spa are reflected in the water. External guests are also welcome there. You can swim in the bathing area and rest on the heated stone loungers. Or you can sweat it out in the Finnish sauna and in the steam bath with color and aromatherapy. The hot and cold foot baths offer refreshment. The spa has a wide range of massages, from the very classic to the head massage to the Thai oil massage. There are also full-body peelings and facial treatments as well as offers for children and teenagers. The hotel uses its own products for the treatments.
Spa at The Charles HotelSophienstrasse 28, 80333 Munich
Phoenix-Bad Ottobrunn
Guests will find a large selection of saunas in the Phönix-Bad Ottobrunn.
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A sauna area on three levels awaits the guests in the Phoenix-Bad. There are ten saunas and steam baths, including a tunnel sauna with salt stone walls, a eucalyptus sauna and two Finnish saunas. Visitors can find peace and quiet in the relaxation room with hut flair, in the waterbed bedroom and in the conservatory. In the bathing area you can refresh yourself in the Kneipp facility, in the whirlpool and in the year-round heated outdoor pool. Also special is the brine bath, in which visitors float weightlessly.
In the spa area, guests can book special treatments, for example the Sabbia Med sun oasis, where you can feel a little like you are on the beach, even in winter. If you get hungry, you can go to the sauna restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine, which also offers vegan and vegetarian dishes. Entry to the swimming pool is included in entry to the sauna.
Phönix-Bad Ottobrunn, Haidgraben 121, 85521 Ottobrunn. The outdoor pool is currently closed.
Westbad
Swimmers are also allowed in the sauna area in the Westbad.
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Anyone who swims in the Westbad can also use the sauna area. This is particularly interesting for sauna newcomers. Guests can bathe in the outdoor saltwater pool or sweat in the sauna area. There are two Finnish saunas, a sanarium and a steam bath. You can cool off in the plunge pool, either inside or outside.
If you prefer a quieter atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of bathing, visit the sauna island. There is also a Finnish sauna, a steam bath and relaxation rooms. In addition, a sea-air conditioning cabin offers a maritime feeling. A cold refreshment is available in the plunge pool on the open-air terrace. Special infusions can also be booked. Ladies’ sauna on Tuesdays, men’s sauna on Wednesdays until 3 p.m.
Westbad, Weinbergerstrasse 11, 81241 Munich