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Therme Lindau offers a unique wellness and bathing landscape spread over 13,000 m² and including a spacious outdoor area with a spectacular view of both water and mountains.

Desi­gned by 4a Archi­tekten GmbH from Stutt­gart (Germany) and nestled in the beau­tiful land­scape between Eich­wald and Lake Cons­tance, the spa in Lindau is located on the shore of Lake Cons­tance.

The elon­gated new buil­ding features expan­sive windows and a wood/concrete facade, invi­ting you to linger in its unique well­ness and bathing land­scape spread over 13,000 square metres and inclu­ding a spacious outdoor area with a spec­ta­cular view of both water and moun­tains.

The elon­gated buil­ding was aligned with the edge of the shore. The ground floor features the various areas of expe­ri­ence. Above this, gently embedded in the land­scape between Eich­wald and Lake Cons­tance, lies the second level.

The water attractions in a total of six different pools include a lazy river, a wild stream complete with tube water slide, a water cave for children and a giant whirlpool for up to 30 people.

The spa features a family and sport pool, inclu­ding a 25-metre Olympic swim­ming pool and an expan­sive area boas­ting thermal baths, a well­ness centre and saunas.

An elegant and invi­ting dining area with a pool bar over­loo­king the lake, a fitness area as well as a spa area that can be booked for private use complete the premium well­ness offer.

The water attrac­tions in a total of six diffe­rent pools include massage loun­gers, bubble seats, neck jets, a lazy river, a 40-degree spring pool, a wild stream complete with tube water slide, a water play­ground, a water cave for children and a giant whirl­pool for up to 30 people. There are also diving towers, an inten­sive salt water floa­ting pool with under­water lighting as well as an under­water concert hall.

The Troldtekt acoustic panels absorb sound and go well with the overall design.

The mini­ma­list exposed concrete design combined with wood and stone elements is elegant and expres­sive. Large, parti­ally sloping concrete struc­tures subdi­vide the areas on the ground floor, crea­ting striking spatial scena­rios.

The building’s open ceiling design allows even more light to enter in addi­tion to the large windows.

The Trold­tekt acou­stic panels absorb sound and go well with the overall design, thus fulfil­ling a key role. Adding colourful high­lights in green, red and black, they contrast beau­tifully with the light walls and floor.