Meersburg-Therme: Large conversion brings new highlights on Lake Constance!

Meersburg-Therme: Large conversion brings new highlights on Lake Constance!

An exciting update from Meersburg! After just half a year of construction, the thermal baths on Lake Constance blooms in new splendor. Managing Director Fabian Dalmer and architect Jonas Neusch proudly present the progress on the large construction site, where up to 100 construction workers are active at the same time. "We are on schedule," says Neusch, while the work is in full swing. The thermal bath is not only modernized, but also significantly expanded - a true building miracle!

Gastronomy has doubled! The new catering area now extends over 108 square meters and offers guests a central point of contact for culinary delights. The reopening is planned for May 2025 and the anticipation is increasing! A new extension between the thermal basin and the pile construction saunas will offer a bar with a bar with a lounge area and a relaxation room with a breathtaking view of Lake Constance and the Alps. "The flaming cake scent in the sauna will be a thing of the past in the future," smiles Dalmer.

Technical renovations and new offers

The thermal bath is not only visually upgraded, but also technically brought up to date. The showers are completely renewed and the medical space is enlarged. "We have restructured different functions," explains Neusch. In the future, the massage rooms will be found directly at the entrance to make it easier for external guests to access. In addition, the fresh water system is completely renewed, which will significantly increase the quality of the bathing pleasure.

And that's not all! The old children's and adventure pools are dismantled to make room for new lying areas. The construction work is progressing quickly, and those responsible are optimistic that the thermal baths can be reopened on time for the 2025 season. Despite the general price increases in construction, Dalmer and Neusch are satisfied with the progress and cost controls. "We are on a really good way to make the Meersburg-Therme fit for the future," said Dalmer.