Zurzach Therme

Zurzach Therme is located in Bad Zurzach in the canton of Aargau, on the banks of the Rhine at one of Switzerland's most historically significant crossing points — the Roman fort of Tenedo guarded this Rhine ford, and the medieval town grew around the grave of St. Verena, one of Switzerland's most venerated female saints. The naturally warm sulphated mineral waters of Bad Zurzach have been used therapeutically since Roman times, and today the modern Zurzach Therme complex offers a comprehensive indoor and outdoor pool landscape, saunas, and wellness treatments making it one of Switzerland's most complete and well-patronised thermal resorts. The Rhine river landscape, the pilgrimage church of St. Verena, and the medieval Stiftskirche collegiate church create a remarkable historical backdrop for therapeutic bathing in this Swiss-German border region. Bad Zurzach's accessibility from Zurich, Basel, and the Black Forest makes it one of the most conveniently positioned thermal resorts in German-speaking Switzerland.