Saunaland Aquarium

Welcome to the Saunaland Aquarium, one of the largest and most appealing gay saunas in Karlsruhe! With over 600 m² of exquisitely designed space spread over three floors, this unique experience offers a variety of opportunities to relax, meet new people, and have fun. Whether you are looking for a quiet break or yearning for exciting encounters, there is something here for everyone.

Facilities and Atmosphere

The sauna impresses with its Asian flair and numerous lovingly designed details that invite you to linger. Here you will find a dry sauna, a bio sauna, steam baths with dark rooms, a caldarium, a whirlpool, and relaxation rooms, some equipped with videos and relaxation options. There is also a bistro offering light snacks and drinks. Thanks to the good mix of relaxation offerings and a colorful crowd, both newcomers and experienced sauna-goers will quickly find their place.

Visitor Information

The Saunaland Aquarium is exclusively for men. Women are not allowed entry, which creates an open and relaxed atmosphere for the visitors. Leave your concerns at the door – the friendly and helpful staff ensures that everyone feels welcome. The sauna is accessible to anyone over 18, so you can count on finding like-minded guests.

Prices and Opening Hours

The prices are moderate and are as follows:

• Up to 26 years: €12.00
• GdB 50+: €12.00
• From 27 years: €17.00
• 10-visit card: €144.00

The sauna has the following opening hours:

• Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 3 PM - 10 PM
• Friday: 3 PM - 12 AM
• Saturday: 2 PM - 12 AM
• Sunday and holidays: 2 PM - 11 PM
• Tuesday: Closed

Directions

The Saunaland Aquarium is excellently accessible by public transport. The nearest stop is Philippstraße, from where you can reach the sauna in just about three minutes on foot. If you are arriving by car, parking is free in the immediate vicinity – there are no tedious parking meters or expensive parking garage fees here.

Reviews

Reviews of the Saunaland Aquarium vary, indicating different visits and expectations. Some guests praise the cleanliness and friendly staff as well as a positive and lively atmosphere, especially on weekends. However, more negative opinions report bad experiences with entry policies and unfriendliness of the staff, so it is advisable to be prepared that not every encounter can be uniformly positive. Overall, many visitors consider the sauna one of the best in Southwest Germany, despite some points of criticism.