thermal baths : FAQ at a Glance
St. Martin's thermal baths is located in Frauenkirchen in Burgenland, in the " Seewinkel " region near Lake Neusiedl National Park – Seewinkel. It is Austria's only lake-thermal baths.
The current hours are listed on the "Opening Hours" page at thermal baths and on the "Sauna Area" page.
Admission prices depend on the length of stay, age, and selected additional services. The currently valid prices can be found on the " Admission Prices" page of the St. Martins website at thermal baths.
thermal baths features a spa complex with water attractions and pools, the Spa Atrium, the exclusive “Relax!” day-use and St. Martin’s Galleries areas, the Sunset Terrace, the sauna complex including the Lake Sauna, dining options, the spa shop, and the seasonal outdoor area “Summer Island” with “ bathing lake.”
The spa complex features six indoor pools and four outdoor pools spread over an area of more than 1,800 m².
Yes. The public sauna area incorporates elements of the region, including a reed sauna, a pebble sauna, and steam baths featuring salt grass and steppe herbs. The lake sauna is reserved for guests of the Relax! Day Trip and the St. Martins Galleries. The times for the Aufguss sessions are listed in the Aufguss schedule.
There are four dining options at the St. Martins thermal baths : the Market Restaurant (the main restaurant), Humboldt’s Bar, the Pool Bar by the pools, and the Beach Bar at the bathing lake.
Summer Island is the seasonal outdoor area of the St. Martins thermal baths. It includes the natural swimming lake with a lakeshore and the Beach Bar. The name "Austria's only lake-thermal baths" is derived from the crystal-clear bathing lake .
Summer Island, bathing lake, Seestrand, and Beach Bar are seasonal attractions that are open only during the warmer months. Opening hours and programs also vary by season.
Yes. There are events as well as daily activity and adventure programs, including guided safaris and birdwatching with the St. Martin’s rangers in the Neusiedler See National Park— Seewinkel —as well as children’s programs at the Tagestherme research station.
Yes. St. Martins thermal baths offers treatments such as massages and beauty treatments.