SoleBad Cannstatt

About

SoleBad Cannstatt is a thermal spa in Stuttgart's Bad Cannstatt district, run by Stuttgarter Bäder. According to the operator it is fed by five mineral springs, four of them officially recognised as healing springs, and it includes a chlorine-free, carbonated healing-water pool, a Kneipp station, a salt lounge and a bistro café.

According to the operator, the sauna world covers 1,200 m² with four saunas at different temperatures and a Russian-Roman steam bath. There are a plunge pool, a brine pool (about 36 °C), a cold-water pool, relaxation rooms, an outdoor terrace and a roof terrace with a sauna bar. The operator states that saunas and steam baths may be used only without swimwear.

• Sauna landscape of 1,200 m² with four saunas and a Russian-Roman steam bath
• Outdoor sauna about 95 °C with a salt-stone wall
• Finnish sauna about 90 °C, aroma sauna about 70–80 °C, meditation sauna about 50–60 °C with music and colour-light therapy
• Brine pool about 36 °C and cold-water pool about 18 °C
• Roof and outdoor terrace, relaxation rooms and a sauna bar

Opening hours

Last admission is one hour before closing, bathing ends 20 minutes before closing. On public holidays the sauna is always mixed. Closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day, Good Friday and 1 May.

Prices

The sauna is paid as a supplement to pool entry. Reduced prices apply among others to children and young people aged 7–17, pupils, students and holders of a severe-disability card; children up to 6 enter the pool free. Multi-visit cards and a Schwabenkärtle card with a 10–20 % discount are also offered.

Amenities according to OpenStreetMap

Only what the open data records. What is missing, we do not know.

• Thermal wateryes

What is not listed here is unknown to us or the operator has not said.

Pros and cons

Who it suits and how it works

Who it suits

• thermal bathing and sauna in one visit
• relaxing in Stuttgart's Bad Cannstatt district
• steam bath lovers

Rules and good to know

• Saunas and steam baths may be used only without swimwear
• Children and young people up to and including 15 need an adult companion; minors may enter the sauna only with a legal guardian
• The spa is a health bath without child-oriented facilities; a visit is not recommended for children under 7 and children under 3 may not use the pools
• The sauna is mixed only on set days and hours, otherwise women only or men only

Getting there

Address: Sulzerrainstraße 2, 70372 Stuttgart

Signposted car parks and an underground garage are by the spa; parking costs 3,00 Euro

Public transport connections can be checked in the electronic timetable (EFA)

Contact

Address

Sulzerrainstraße 2, 70372 Stuttgart

Phone

+49 711 216-66270

Details from the operator's own site, as of 4 Nov 2026. Check them with the operator before you go: stuttgarterbaeder.de

Data source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL licence)