Bayerwald-Sauna Zwiesel
Sauna
About
Bayerwald-Sauna is a municipal sauna village in Zwiesel in the Bavarian Forest, which the operator says has been running since 15 June 2005 and is the largest sauna village in the region. It offers Finnish saunas, steam saunas, a brine pool, salt inhalation and an outdoor relaxation area.
The complex also has a bistro, a solarium, a massage practice and an all-day Day Spa package. The sauna is mixed, Thursday is ladies-only, and themed evenings with infusion ceremonies are held several times a year.
- Hochsitz-Sauna, Obere Tennen-Sauna and Leuchtsauna (Finnish saunas, 70–90 °C)
- Bärwurz sauna and herbal sauna (50–55 °C)
- Brine pool with 2% Bad Reichenhall brine, 34 °C
- Graduation tower (salt inhalation) and a mist arcade for cooling down
- Infusion every full hour
- Outdoor relaxation area Sonnenbucht
Opening hours
| Monday | closed (open on public holidays) |
|---|---|
| Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun | 12:00–22:00 |
| Thursday | 12:00–22:00, ladies-only sauna (mixed on public holidays) |
Infusions take place on every full hour: Mon–Thu 15:00–21:00, Fri–Sun 14:00–21:00. Closed on 24 December; on 31 December it closes at 16:00. The operator states the sauna is not wheelchair accessible.
Prices
| Single day ticket | 19.00 € |
|---|---|
| 5-visit cardcard deposit 5.00 € | 87.00 € |
| 10-visit cardcard deposit 5.00 € | 175.00 € |
| Happy Hour (3 hours before closing)only when entering via the vending machine | 15.00 € |
| Day Spa (all-day entry, meal and drink, prosecco, coffee and cake, classic massage) | 79.00 € |
Prices apply from 1 April 2026 to adults and children aged 4 and over. With the Ehrenamtskarte there is 10% off a single ticket. Happy Hour and cards are available only during box-office hours.
Amenities according to OpenStreetMap
Only what the open data records. What is missing, we do not know.
- Saunayes
What is not listed here is unknown to us or the operator has not said.
Pros and cons
Pros
- A large sauna village with varied cabins
- Infusion every full hour
- Brine pool and salt inhalation
- Bistro on site
- Parking at the entrance, train and bus nearby
Things to keep in mind
- Closed on Mondays
- Thursday is ladies-only
- Not wheelchair accessible
- No entry for children under 4
Who it suits and how it works
Who it suits
- a full day of rest after a Bavarian Forest hike
- a ladies' evening
- a couple or friends who want saunas with a bistro
Rules and good to know
- Children under 4 are not admitted; children aged 4–15 only with an adult
- Thursday is ladies-only, mixed on public holidays
- The sauna rules are available as a PDF on the operator's website
Getting there
By car: parking directly in front of the entrance
By train: Zwiesel junction station is about 10 minutes' walk, according to the operator
By bus: the town bus stops in front of the car park
There is an electric vehicle charging point in the car park
Contact
- Address
- Badstraße 4-6, 94227 Zwiesel
- Phone
- +49 9922 501040
- [email protected]
Details from the operator's own site, as of 4 Nov 2026. Check them with the operator before you go: bayerwaldsauna.zwiesel.de
Data source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL licence)
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