Amazing! When we visited, it was not summer vacation time in the South of Germany yet, so…read moreblissfully few children ;-) Our toddler enjoyed the big slides and indoor kids' area as well as the outdoor water playground and the lazy river. I am IN LOVE with the sauna area and the killer view into the mountains. The saunas and steam rooms are textile free, so no bathing suits allowed. It takes some getting used to for foreigners, but it's really the best way to enjoy. I went to an "Aufguss", which means they keep the door of the particular sauna closed for a good 15 minutes while an employee adds scents and water to the hot stone inside and makes the whole room extra amazing and hot, hot, hot. Afterwards you can enjoy a nice plunge into the ice cold pool or rub yourself off with ice. They also have foot baths with hot and cold water to get your circulation going. An additional highlight was the cafeteria, believe it or not. Absolutely yummy foods like "Wurstsalat", "Currywurst" and the best soft pretzels I had during this entire trip. Will we be back? Hell yeah!

This place is by far the best part of a not-so-snowy ski weekend in Oberstaufen. Indoor and outdoor…read morepools, high diving platform, water slide, full range of saunas, and an awesome plastic chip system for access, lockers, and payment. If you're in town with the Oberstaufen Plus card, you'll want to come here every day (admission free with the card)!

We visited several Strandbads along Lake Constance. This one had a lot of dedicated open air beach…read morespace. The water in the pools cold. My family loved the floating raft on the lake and the slides.

We've been there on Sunday evening for 2 hours in the sauna. The closet area was clean with a lot…read morespace. At the bar we had two cocktails after sweating. This spa offers a lot - like the salt peeling. And the team was super friendly. Unfortunately we lost our black towel at the pool. I guess someone's mistake. But after all it was a nice stay.

Once upon a time, the sauna area at Bad Worishöfen was tiny in comparison to its big sister, Therme…read moreErding. So the management decided to make Saturday nights special and open the entire complex to nudist bathing - adults only. This worked for a decade or so - during which time, the sauna area was expanded, until the management decided it was time to restrict the nudist area to the "vitality spa" (they have some funny names for stuff). So it's no longer possible to let it all swing on a Saturday night in Bad Wörishofen - hardly a party town in any case. And that means if you're making a special journey, go to Erding instead.