Do you often swim in your daily life and would you prefer to swim with him? Then we recommend you visit some of the many German spa experiences dotted across the country from the Baltic and North Sea coasts to the Alps. You can hardly find a better and more accessible place for a relaxing experience. Not only is it warm here all year round and the vagaries of the weather will not befall you, you can also be sure that everyone will find what they are looking for here – the overworked manager and his eager children.

Just a few kilometers from Munich, you can leave stress behind in the wellness microcosm of the world’s largest thermal complex, Therme Erding, where children can have fun on twenty slides, while you relax in one of the 26 saunas or enjoy the comfort of one nearest hotel. In front of Berlin’s gates, the popular Tropical Islands center offers a bathing experience, whose water area, including a new outdoor swimming pool, covers more than 100,000 square meters. The main attractions here are the wild river and staying overnight in the “rainforest”.

Do you dare to enliven your slide adventure with a free fall? Then you shouldn’t miss Aqualand in Cologne. Here, a number of slides and attractions with special effects await you. Right after, you can visit one of a dozen themed saunas, hammams or salt caves. Schwapp Aquapark in Brandenburg’s Fürstenwalde invites you to cool off in the snow or the natural swimming lake.

Experiential spas and water parks often impress with their architecture alone. You will often find places where you can enjoy hours of rest under a stunning roof structure or surrounded by exotic plants. In the sauna village, a fire burns in the stove, while you can enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding countryside during your sauna session.