# Havel-Therme

Activity company en Werder (Havel)

Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/companies/havel-therme

Saltwater thermal baths and saunas on the shore of the Großer Zernsee, in Werder, open every day until midnight.

## What it is

Havel-Therme is Werder's spa, on the shore of the Großer Zernsee, between Potsdam and Brandenburg. The building imitates Andalusian Moorish architecture, with arches, palm trees and courtyards, and is divided into three areas: the thermal baths, with indoor and outdoor saltwater pools with massage jets and bubble benches, a mineral-water pool at body temperature and a bar in the water; the saunas, with their own garden on the lakeshore; and the sports and family pool, open from 9:00 to 21:00, with early swimming on Wednesdays from 7:00.

The sauna area has thirteen saunas and steam baths with different themes: an olive-wood sauna, an oriental steam bath, a pine sauna with an open fire, a Russian banya with a birch-branch ceremony and an events sauna by the lake with show infusions. There is also a hammam, an oriental fireplace for resting, massages and treatments, and restaurants serving Mediterranean cooking in the thermal baths and in the saunas.

## Rules worth knowing

In the thermal baths and the family pool you wear swimwear, and bring a towel and flip-flops. The saunas, however, are used without clothes, as in almost all of Germany, and always with a towel underneath so you do not touch the wood; outside the cabins you must wear a bathrobe or towel and flip-flops. At reception you can hire or buy towels, bathrobes, swimwear and flip-flops, in case you have not brought any.

Under-18s enter the thermal baths and saunas only with an adult. In the family pool, children up to 14 and those who cannot swim must be accompanied; from 12 they can enter alone with an exemption form signed that day by their parents, which can be downloaded from the website. From the age of one they pay the normal entry fee.

The building is fully accessible: it has tactile guidance, adapted toilets and changing rooms, a mobile hoist for the pool and a bath chair at reception. There is no discount for disability, but one adult companion enters free if the disability card carries the letter B.

## Getting there and booking

By car, on the A10 motorway, exit Phöben. Parking at the entrance costs €3.50 a day; you pay the exit ticket when you pay for your visit. Do not leave the car in the private spaces on nearby streets, because it will be towed. By train, the RE1 regional from Berlin and Potsdam stops at Werder (Havel), about 1,400 metres' walk away, and bus 632 has its own stop, Havel-Therme.

Tickets are bought in its online shop or at the ticket office; the purchase and refund terms are in the general conditions on its website. The website is in German only. For queries, the phone number is +49 3327 724920.

## What they run

- [Havel-Therme, the Zernsee thermal baths](https://www.geocalia.com/en/germany/brandenburg/werder-havel/things-to-do/havel-therme), in Werder (Havel). Thermal baths, 2 h (with sports and family pool). Desde 27.5 € per person; €30 at weekends and public holidays. 2 h. Saunas and thermal baths, 4 h. Desde 37.5 € per person; €40 at weekends. 4 h. The sauna area is clothing-free

Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change.

## Practical details

- Address: Zum Großen Zernsee 15, 14542 Werder (Havel)
- Phone: +49 3327 724920
- Email: info@havel-therme.de
- Opening hours: Mon–Thu 09:00–23:59; Fri y Sat 09:00–01:00; Sun 09:00–23:59
- Family pool 9:00 to 21:00
- Details checked on 12 November 2026.

## Contact

- Web: https://www.havel-therme.de/
- Coordenadas: 52.3995, 12.9244

## Preguntas frecuentes

### Do I need to wear swimwear?
In the thermal baths, yes; the saunas are clothing-free.

### How late is it open?
Until midnight, and Fridays and Saturdays until 1:00.