Leuze Mineralbad

Stuttgart is fond of its mineral springs, the biggest in Western Europe. The best one might be the Leuze Mineralbad which also offers a sauna, but there are many others like the Höhenfreibad Killesberg (open-air pool for €4.10) or the Mineralbad Berg.

Getting there: U-Bahn Mineralbäder
Hours: Open now · closes 9 pm
Weekly hours
Mon 6 am–9 pm
Tue 6 am–9 pm
Wed 6 am–9 pm
Thu 6 am–9 pm
Fri 6 am–9 pm
Sat 6 am–9 pm
Sun 6 am–9 pm
Price: €8-15
Website: stuttgart.de (opens in a new tab)

Mon	6 am–9 pm
Tue	6 am–9 pm
Wed	6 am–9 pm
Thu	6 am–9 pm
Fri	6 am–9 pm
Sat	6 am–9 pm
Sun	6 am–9 pm

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