Wellness
GrimmingTherme Bad Mitterndorf
3–6 hours · any number · from 19,5 €25 km
Sometimes the mountain weather just isn't on your side — and that's exactly when the GrimmingTherme comes into its own. Just over half an hour from Schladming, you can slip into blissfully warm thermal water in Bad Mitterndorf while the clouds drift around the Grimming outside. Seven pools indoors and out, a sauna village with its own bar and a dedicated children's area with a giant slide make the spa the perfect plan B for families, couples and anyone who simply wants to switch off for a while. Pack your swimwear — the warm water takes care of the rest.
Prices & opening hours
The spa is open daily 8:00–21:00, the sauna from 9:00 (pool and sauna close at 20:45). Adult day ticket € 24.00; children 4–14 € 13.50; seniors/students € 19.00. The 4‑hour ticket is € 19.50. Therme + Sauna & Fitness combo is € 36.50. Sauna upgrade € 12.50; on weekends, public holidays and school breaks there’s an extra € 2 per person on all tickets (as of October 2026, valid from 22 May 2026 until the end of the 2026/27 winter season).
Getting there from Schladming
Drive the B320 towards Liezen to Trautenfels, then take the B145 via Klachau to Bad Mitterndorf (Neuhofen 183) — around 40 km, about 35 minutes. Parking: € 5 per day (pay at the spa cashier). The drive through the Enns valley with views of the Grimming and Trautenfels Castle is a little highlight in itself.
Insider tips
Weekday mornings are the most relaxing — you’ll often have the pools almost to yourself. If possible, plan your visit on a weekday to avoid the € 2 per‑person weekend/holiday surcharge. After your spa day, a short stop at Trautenfels Castle (Universalmuseum Joanneum) on the return route is worthwhile. Towels and bathrobes can be rented on site if you left them at the hotel.
- 3 indoor and 4 outdoor pools with thermal water
- Children's area with giant slide
- Sauna village with sauna bar
- Panoramic view of the Grimming
Tip: Weekday mornings are the quietest — and the 4‑hour ticket at € 19.50 is cheaper than a day ticket. On weekends, public holidays and school breaks there’s a € 2 per‑person surcharge on all tickets; the sauna upgrade costs € 12.50.
Getting there: By car from Schladming via the B320 towards Liezen to Trautenfels, then on the B145 via Klachau to Bad Mitterndorf (Neuhofen 183) — about 40 km, roughly 35 minutes. Parking: € 5 per day, paid at the spa cashier.
Price: Day ticket adults € 24.00, children (4–14) € 13.50, seniors/students € 19.00; 4‑hour ticket € 19.50; combo Therme + Sauna & Fitness € 36.50. Sauna upgrade € 12.50; weekend/public‑holiday/school‑break surcharge € 2 per person on all tickets. As of October 2026 (valid from 22 May 2026 until the end of the 2026/27 winter season).
Last updated: October 13, 2026
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location & directions.
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frequently asked questions.
What does admission cost at the GrimmingTherme?
Adult day ticket is € 24.00, children (4–14) € 13.50 and seniors/students € 19.00. A 4‑hour ticket costs € 19.50; the Therme + Sauna & Fitness combo is € 36.50. On weekends, public holidays and school breaks there’s a € 2 per‑person surcharge on all tickets; the sauna upgrade costs € 12.50 (as of October 2026).
