Alpentherme Saillon

Alpentherme Saillon is a celebrated thermal spa complex in the village of Saillon in the Valais canton of southern Switzerland, set in the dramatic Rhône valley between the towering walls of the Swiss Alps, where oligomineral thermal waters emerge from deep mountain geology at temperatures reaching 50°C within a long thermal tradition associated with well-being. The medieval hilltop village of Saillon, dominated by its restored Romanesque tower, overlooks the thermal complex and the vine-terraced slopes of the Valais — one of Switzerland's most renowned wine regions, famous for its indigenous grape varieties including Petite Arvine, Cornalin, and Amigne grown on south-facing Alpine terraces. The combination of powerful Swiss Alpine thermal waters, spectacular Valais mountain and vineyard scenery, and the medieval heritage of Saillon's hilltop village creates one of Switzerland's most scenically and culturally complete spa destinations.