Thermal water in Gastein
Source. Power. And effect.
Water. More than just an element.
Gastein’s thermal water has shaped the region for centuries.
It rises from deep within the mountains—clear, mineral-rich, and exceptionally powerful.
A total of 18 thermal springs supply the Gastein Valley with millions of litres of warm water every day.
A natural origin that has always stood for rest and regeneration.
The effects of Gastein’s thermal water are known far beyond the region.
Beneficial. Energising. And noticeably deep-reaching.
At the Thermal Spring Park on the Graukogel, this power becomes tangible—a place where water, nature and history merge.
Accompanied by the roar of the waterfalls and the pristine character of the alpine landscape.
Today, the thermal water unfolds its full effect in the valley’s two thermal spas—the Alpentherme Gastein in Bad Hofgastein and the Felsentherme in Bad Gastein.
Thermal water in Gastein.
Original. Powerful. And a true elixir of life.
YOGA. BY THE RIVER.
Movement. In the flow.
When practising yoga in Gastein, the power of the water becomes tangible.
During Yoga.Spring and Yoga.Autumn in the Gastein Valley, special sessions take place at the waterfalls—accompanied by the sound of nature.
A place of tranquility.
And connection.
This energy is also carried forward at DAS.GOLDBERG.
With yoga retreats in Gastein, offered exclusively for our guests—set within the alpine landscape and shaped by the hotel’s special atmosphere.
An experience for body and mind.
And a moment entirely with yourself.
You can find more information here.
Questions. And Answers.
- What makes Gastein’s thermal water so special?
Gastein’s thermal water rises from deep within the Hohe Tauern and, on its way through the rock, embarks on a journey that takes decades. In doing so, it absorbs valuable minerals and natural warmth before emerging at the surface at temperatures of up to 46°C. For centuries, Gastein has been known for its thermal water and is considered one of Europe’s most important health and wellness regions. The combination of thermal water, alpine climate and the unique natural setting makes Gastein a special place for relaxation, regeneration and wellbeing.
- Where does Gastein’s thermal water come from?
Gastein’s thermal water originates in the Hohe Tauern and is formed from precipitation that seeps deep into the mountains. Over decades, the water reaches great depths, is naturally heated there and enriched with minerals. It then rises back to the surface and emerges as a thermal spring in Bad Gastein and Bad Hofgastein. With temperatures of up to 46°C, Gastein’s thermal water is one of Austria’s best-known natural healing resources and has shaped the region for centuries as a health and wellness destination.
- Why is Gastein known for its thermal water?
Gastein has been known for its natural thermal water for centuries and is one of Europe’s most important health and wellness regions. The water, which is up to 46°C warm, rises from the depths of the Hohe Tauern and has always been used for relaxation, regeneration and health stays. Together with the Gastein Healing Gallery and the special alpine climate, the thermal water forms the basis of the region’s long spa and health tradition. To this day, this unique combination attracts guests from all over the world to the Gastein Valley.
- What is the Gastein Healing Gallery?
The Gastein Healing Gallery is one of the best-known health offerings in the Gastein Valley and is unique worldwide. Inside the Radhausberg, natural conditions prevail, with warmth, high humidity and elevated radon levels. Together with Gastein’s thermal water and the alpine climate, the Healing Gallery forms the basis of the region’s long health and wellness history. The Gastein Healing Gallery is located in Böckstein and can be reached from Bad Hofgastein in a short time.