European Sauna Advice

[Kuzco1000]

Originally Posted by translucent

Aachen is 1hour closer to me, so that's absolutely also a possibility. Is the one in Aachen fully nude, or is there a clothed and nude section?

It's got a nude and non nude area.

Nude area can be surprising young on weekends.

[Kuzco1000]

Originally Posted by helljoe50

I'm actually going to koln in a few weeks but I only have a Monday free. Which one would you recommend for a Monday? I was already considering N, M, and V in D.

All good options

I would go with N

[Shing]

Originally Posted by Kuzco1000

Because if enough people say the names it will appear on Google searches

It starts appearing on Google searches gets what happens over time?

Women stop going to these type of places

Use common sense

That is a very very obscure reason and not common sense at all, plus you quoting me just made it worse, but thanks now I know

[Bluewater76]

What do you think about visiting TE?

Recent experiences?
How big is the crowd?
Is it crowded?
What percentage of young people are there? Similar to VinB?

Any advice is welcome!

[freddie2004]

Originally Posted by Bluewater76

What do you think about visiting TE?

Recent experiences?
How big is the crowd?
Is it crowded?
What percentage of young people are there? Similar to VinB?

Any advice is welcome!

I’ve been to several spas in Germany, though none of the V, and TE is definitely the best so far. Mainly couples, MF or FF, a large percentage 20s and 30s. Loved it.

[Bluewater76]

Very, very bad grades. For the facility itself as well as for the textile-free zone.
There are even posts from people who say that TE deletes negative comments and asks for some kind of receipts and proof of arrival.

And the textile-free zone is the most expensive because you can use the entire facility with that ticket.
And it is precisely this textile-free zone that is being persistently reduced. There was a poll recently, so luckily, after the vote, people gave up.

The ticket costs €60 (+€5) for 6 hours and TE is a 40-minute drive from Mun.
Therefore, I think that the facility may not attract as many young people as VinB, for example.

[Hiker21]

Originally Posted by Bluewater76

Very, very bad grades. For the facility itself as well as for the textile-free zone.
There are even posts from people who say that TE deletes negative comments and asks for some kind of receipts and proof of arrival.

And the textile-free zone is the most expensive because you can use the entire facility with that ticket.
And it is precisely this textile-free zone that is being persistently reduced. There was a poll recently, so luckily, after the vote, people gave up.

The ticket costs €60 (+€5) for 6 hours and TE is a 40-minute drive from Mun.
Therefore, I think that the facility may not attract as many young people as VinB, for example.

I agree TE is not as good as VinB, but it may be the best in Munich area. It is very close to the airport so convenient if arriving that way. But it is 40-60 min from the center of Munich by train or car which make it inconvenient if there. And may also skew the clientele.

I found the sauna's very good as well as the aufguss ceremonies. It was definitely older than VinB, and on the expensive side. When I was there in the summer the textile side was absolutely packed with families on the water slides and various pools, yet the textile-free zone was not too crowded. There are a few saunas which are much brighter than the ones at VinB.

[translucent]

Originally Posted by Hiker21

I agree TE is not as good as VinB, but it may be the best in Munich area. It is very close to the airport so convenient if arriving that way. But it is 40-60 min from the center of Munich by train or car which make it inconvenient if there. And may also skew the clientele.

I found the sauna's very good as well as the aufguss ceremonies. It was definitely older than VinB, and on the expensive side. When I was there in the summer the textile side was absolutely packed with families on the water slides and various pools, yet the textile-free zone was not too crowded. There are a few saunas which are much brighter than the ones at VinB.

Be aware that there is now also a V in Munich.