Bad Waltersdorf combines thermal spas and water attractions with trails through the countryside, cultural history and regional specialties. When planning your visit, consider what you would like to focus on: water, outdoor activities, or the church, museum and regional products. Thermal waters shape the region around Bad Waltersdorf and are used for health and relaxation at its thermal spas and hotels.
Water attractions from the outdoor pool to the thermal spa
The water at the Bad Waltersdorf outdoor pool is heated to about 26°C using geothermal energy. The leisure pool has a wild water channel, adding a distinctive water experience to the outdoor pool.
The Heiltherme Bad Waltersdorf has nine saunas, as well as numerous pools for swimming and relaxing. It also offers massages and beauty treatments using fresh herbs and oils. If these treatments are important to your visit, check their availability before you travel.
The H2O Hotel-Therme-Resort offers numerous water attractions for all ages across more than 30,000 m² of water and adventure areas, along with swimming and waterslide fun whatever the weather. The H2O Children’s Thermal Spa is in the Sebersdorf district of Bad Waltersdorf and has several waterslides. The H2O Hotel-Therme-Resort is right by the Bad Waltersdorf exit on the A2—a clear landmark for finding your way there.
Trails through forests, meadows and rolling hills
The W5 Hohenbruggerweg trail leads through forests and along meadows to Hohenbrugg, then back to the centre of Bad Waltersdorf. The S1 Hill and Valley Circular Hiking Trail showcases the rolling landscape of the Thermal and Volcanic Region, with scenic views. If you are choosing a route by scenery, the W5 focuses on forests, meadows and the trail to Hohenbrugg, while the S1 offers rolling hills and views.
Bad Waltersdorf has its own smovey trails. The smoveyTOUR 7 – Golf-Hofwald-Tour starts right at the Bad Waltersdorf golf course and offers impressive views along the 18-hole course. The golf course is set on gentle slopes and preserves the natural landscape. Bad Waltersdorf is also a stage destination on the Wine Country Styria cycling tour.
Cultural history and regional products
The parish church in Bad Waltersdorf was renovated by Domenico Orsolino in 1689–1690. The new Roman-era Museum in Bad Waltersdorf opened in May 1998. Those interested in church architecture can explore Orsolino’s renovation, while the museum offers a different historical perspective.
At Ewald’s Schnapsothek, Ewald Schalk produces quality Styrian fruit brandies and liqueurs. Visitors can take part in an in-depth tasting of fruit brandies and liqueurs. Before you travel, check how to arrange a tasting.
Discover more destinations: Stubenberg, Söchau, Schildbach, Kleegraben, Burgau, Großwilfersdorf, Tiefenbach Bei Kaindorf, Sankt Johann In Der Haide.
For the overview of the wider region: Hartberg-Fürstenfeld.
