Müllersches Volksbad
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Filigree ornaments and wall paintings make the Art Nouveau building so charming. At 120 years old, the Müllersche Volksbad is the oldest indoor swimming pool in the city. Here you can take a sauna in the Roman-Irish sweat bath. The body is heated slowly and in several stages in warm and hot air rooms. It gets really hot in the Finnish sauna with colored lights. To cool off, you can go into the semi-circular shower, from which cold water sprays upwards from bottom to bottom. Afterwards, you can relax in the open-air courtyard or in the relaxation cabins. If you work up an appetite, you can get fresh pasta in the café. Tuesdays and Fridays until 3 p.m. are ladies’ days in the sauna. Corona measures: The 3-G rule applies, and a mask must be worn in the entrance area and in the changing rooms. The minimum distance must be maintained in the sauna and the number of people is limited. The steam bath is out of service. Müllersches Volksbad, Rosenheimer Strasse 1, 81667 Munich
Hamam Anatolia
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The Hamam Anatolia in Obergiesing offers an oriental excursion. The bath welcomes guests with Turkish tea and ayran. Afterwards, visitors can enjoy a traditional bathing ceremony with washing, sweating, bathing and relaxing. Bathing in the Hamam is done by scooping water from a marble basin with a copper bowl and pouring it over the body. The dimly lit vault with mosaics and ornaments on the walls also allows you to visually immerse yourself in Arabic culture. If you want, you can book a massage. One of the highlights is the soap foam massage, where the masseuses cover the guests with a cloud of foam. The rose oil massage with essential oils is also popular. The Hamam does not have any customer parking, so it is better to travel by public transport. Corona measures: Instead of the steam bath, there is currently a dry sauna. A mask must be worn in the hallways and corridors as well as in the dry areas. The minimum distance must be maintained in the lounge and relaxation areas as well as in the sauna and hammam. Visitors must bring their own bathing shoes. Prior registration with contact details is necessary; the 3-G rule applies for entry. Hamam AnatoliaWirtstrasse 1b, 81539 Munich
Premium Float & Spa Schwabing
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Guests can rest weightlessly in the saltwater pool of the Premium Float & Spa in Schwabing. The brine lets them float and drift like a cork on the water. In their own floating room, they can choose an atmosphere: from total darkness to dim light to the starry sky, plus silence or meditative music. For individuals, there is a single tank or a large pool; two people get a large couples pool. The studio also offers a classic massage as a combination package. Special massages are available as individual treatments: for example, the hot stone massage, where the masseuses work with 60 degree hot stones. Corona measures: Visitors must make an appointment in advance. The instructions are given virtually on a tablet. A mouth and nose covering must be worn in the reception and hairdryer area. Premium Float & Spa Schwabing, Feilitzschstrasse 26, 80802 Munich
Day Spa Break
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Wellness packages with massages, baths, food and a wide view are available at the Auszeit Day Spa in Pasing. Package titles such as “Indian Summer”, “Gift from Heaven” or “Carefree” promise deep relaxation. What stands out is that there are special services for pregnant women. These include, for example, the pregnancy bed with a hole in the belly and the pregnancy massage for mother and child at the same time. There are also wellness offers for couples, for women or men only and also for children and young people. If you want a pool and sauna area, go to the “Ambiance Sport & Spa” fitness club in the same building. This must be booked and paid for in advance. Corona measures: The 3G rule applies. Appointments can be booked online. Day Spa break, Gottfried-Keller-Strasse 31, 81245 Munich-Pasing
The Charles Spa
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Red corals grow in the swimming pool – at least that’s what it looks like when the wall paintings in the spa at The Charles Hotel are reflected in the water. External guests are also welcome there. They can swim in the bathing area and relax on the heated stone loungers. Or they can sweat in the Finnish sauna and the steam bath with color and aromatherapy. The hot and cold foot baths offer refreshment. The spa has a wide selection of massages, from the classic to the head massage and the Thai oil massage. There are also full-body peelings and facial treatments as well as offers for children and teenagers. The hotel uses its own products for the treatments. Corona measures: Appointments must be made in advance. Distance rules apply throughout the spa area. Spa at The Charles HotelSophienstrasse 28, 80333 Munich
White Bamboo Spa
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Whether it’s a stamp massage, Ayurveda or traditional wellness “Art of Asia”: the White Bamboo Spa is characterized by its Asian-inspired offerings. The bamboo trunks in the reception area and the furnishings in warm golden colors create an oriental ambience. The spa program includes massages, cosmetics and wellness. There are offers especially for pregnant women or men. The latter, for example, get the “Six Pack” package with a sports massage and heat pack. For groups of three to six people, the spa offers a “Girlfriends Day” with various massages and prosecco. Corona measures: The 3-G rule applies. An appointment must be made before the visit. White Bamboo Spa, Josephsplatz 4, entrance Hiltenspergerstraße, 80798 Munich
Phoenix-Bad Ottobrunn
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A sauna area on three levels awaits guests in the Phoenix Bath. There are ten saunas and steam baths, including a tunnel sauna with salt stone walls, a eucalyptus sauna and two Finnish saunas. Visitors can find peace and quiet in the relaxation room with a hut atmosphere, the waterbed bedroom and the winter garden. In the bathing area, they can refresh themselves in the Kneipp facility, the whirlpool and the outdoor pool, which is heated all year round. Another special feature is the saltwater bath, in which visitors float weightlessly. In the spa area, guests can book special treatments, such as the Sabbia Med sun oasis, where you can feel a little like you are on the beach even in winter. If you get hungry, you can go to the sauna restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine, which also offers vegan and vegetarian dishes. Entry to the sauna includes entry to the swimming pool. Corona measures: The 3-G rule, contact data collection and wearing of a medical mask apply. The minimum distance must be maintained in the pool and sauna. The number of visitors is limited and the length of stay is limited to four hours. The infrared cabin and the salt grotto in the swimming pool are closed. Phönix-Bad Ottobrunn, Haidgraben 121, 85521 Ottobrunn
Westbad
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Anyone who swims in the Westbad can also use the sauna area. This is particularly interesting for sauna newbies. Guests can bathe in the outdoor saltwater warm pool as well as sweat in the sauna area. There are two Finnish saunas, a sanarium and a steam bath. You can cool off in the plunge pool, either inside or outside. Anyone who prefers a quieter atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the bathing area can visit the sauna island. Here too there is a Finnish sauna, a steam bath and relaxation rooms. In addition, a sea climate cabin offers a maritime feeling. Cold refreshment is available in the plunge pool on the open-air terrace. Special infusions and massages can also be booked. Tuesdays are the women’s sauna, Wednesdays are the men’s sauna until 3 p.m. Corona measures: The 3-G rule applies, and a medical mouth-nose cover must be worn in the entrance and changing areas. The minimum distance must be maintained in the sauna and the number of people is limited. The steam bath is out of service. Westbad, Weinbergerstrasse 11, 81241 Munich