I have been going to the therme for seven years now. I…read morehave used the saunas, whirlpools, relaxing pool, slides, grotto, and lap pools. The best time to go to beat crowds is during the week. Weekends can get get very crowded with families on weekends. With regular admission you have access to the lap pools, diving boards, slides, and outdoor and indoor pools. There are even a few saunas included in the price. For an addition fee you can have a access to the spa and sauna area. The spa and pools have areas that need updating. The lockers can especially be tricky to open and lock. The therme closes at least once a year for repairs and renovation. The changing and shower areas have been recently updated. I am holding back a fourth star because of two issues. Parking is shared with the adjoining ice skating rink and when a hockey game is going it can be almost impossible to find parking. There is an overflow lot a short walk away. My main beef is that they have continually raised admission within the last three years. It has gone from 3.50 euro for 1 1/2 hours to 5.50 euro without many renovations at all. To me that seems like a very big increase in just a few years.

I don't tend to like swimming with masses of people, but luckily Fürthermare is large and boasts…read moremany different things for people to do. First of all I visited this swimming pool during the summer holidays during 20°C weather with light rain, so my review will be of that experience. It is a great alternative to Palm Beach in Stein, as that place is usually packed to the max! The selection of pools is amazing here. There is an exterior pool, interior fun pool, a children's play area, 4 warm mineral baths, 1 cold mineral bath and 1 exterior mineral bath. The price of 12€ for 4 hours is more than satisfactory for the amount of things you can do. Luckily during my visit it wasn't very packed. 2 steam baths are also available. I added an extra 1.50€ to enter the "solegrotte" which is a high salt/mineral water located underneath the "Therme" area. That water made a lot of spots on my body feel weird, yet cleansing. Fürthermare features 3 slides each color coded on intensity, green, yellow and red. After riding on all of them clearly there is a slide for every type of person. Adrenaline speed lovers should ride the red one! The food selection at Fürthermare is very nice for the fact that it is a pool and the prices aren't astronomical. I paid approx. 7€ for a large portion of Spaghetti bolognese and it filled me up completely! Drinks are pretty expensive though so I suggest taking your own bottled water. The pool water quality is good, as far as pool water can go. No excessive waste in the water (bandages, skin flakes, etc.). Changing rooms are very well designed and a lot of locker space available! The locale also offers a sauna which I did not participate in. All the pools have special features, from water jets to bubble massages and waterfalls. All in all the experience was great! I had a lot of fun at Fürthermare and I will gladly return again for a refreshing swim!

If you're in the area it's definitely a place to go to. We did a day trip from Munich and it took…read moreabout 2 hrs from Munich HBF. Primarily German signage everywhere but if they see foreigners the staff do explain rides in English. We were unprepared so be sure to bring swimsuit and a change of clothes as there are water play areas. Not bad for €17- buy tickets in advance. Kids 3 and under are free

Unlike other amusement parks targeted at young children -- where it's often just about the…read moremerchandise -- we're now in the third hour of our first visit to the park and I've not yet seen an opportunity to buy playmobile. My daughters don't want to stop playing, even to eat, despite the high quality concessions, much better than you'd expect at an amusement park of this size. One of the more interactive and least commercial amusement parks I've seen. If you're visiting Munich, and only have time for one park, skip Legoland and come here.