Therme Bad Kleinkirchheim

Therme Bad Kleinkirchheim is the thermal spa complex of Bad Kleinkirchheim, an internationally celebrated ski resort and spa village in the Nockberge Mountains of Carinthia, Austria, one of the very few Alpine destinations in the world where downhill skiing and genuine thermal spring bathing coexist within a single resort community. The calcium-rich thermal mineral springs of Bad Kleinkirchheim emerge naturally at warm temperatures and have been used therapeutically since their formal development in the 18th century, today feeding both the Römerbad (Roman bath) and St. Kathrein thermal complexes that serve winter skiers and summer hikers alike. The Nockberge UNESCO Biosphere Reserve surrounding the village provides an extraordinarily beautiful Alpine setting of rounded summits, crystal-clear mountain lakes, and fragrant Alpine meadows for outdoor activities. Bad Kleinkirchheim's unique year-round mountain resort and thermal spa identity, endorsed by the Austrian Ski Federation which has based several World Cup races here, makes it one of Austria's most distinctive integrated alpine wellness destinations.