Therme Erding: Change of ownership at the visitor magnet in Bavaria!

Therme Erding: Change of ownership at the visitor magnet in Bavaria!

A significant change of ownership is due to the largest thermal bath in the world: The Therme Erding, located in the northeast of Munich, has found an international large corporation as a new owner. Jörg Wund, son of the founder, sold the impressive facility, which attracts over 1.8 million visitors annually, as Mangfall24.de reported. With an area of ​​185,000 square meters, the thermal bath has numerous attractions, including 35 saunas, a wave pool and the longest water slide in the world with a length of 360 meters that catapults visitors to breathtaking speeds of up to 72 km/h

The Therme Erding, which has developed into one of the ten most popular sights in Germany since the opening in October 1999, will be operated by a group in the future that has the potential to promote its further growth. In addition to a variety of pools and slides, the thermal bath also offers a connected hotel with 134 rooms. According to Oberbayern-guide.com , access is uncomplicated, with free parking for up to 1,650 vehicles and connections to public transport. As a popular destination that can be reached in 14 minutes from Munich Airport, the thermal bath remains a dream destination for families and water sports lovers.

After 25 successful years, the thermal bath seems to be on the right track. The management plans to make an official statement on Tuesday in order to announce further details on the change of owners. These news is of great importance not only for visitors, but also for the 600 employees of the thermal baths and the surrounding catering industry.