Less than 500 metres from the central station lies a 22,000 square metre complex built in the style of a Balinese temple village, with teak walkways, bamboo and stone statues. Thirteen saunas and steam baths are spread across the main building and the garden, along with a 50 square metre indoor pool, a heated outdoor pool and three relaxation basins.
Balinese Garden Complex Between Central Station and Moabit
Vabali Spa sits at Seydlitzstrasse 6 in Moabit, less than 500 metres from Berlin central station, which makes it one of the easiest day spas in the city to reach. The station is served by the S3, S5, S7 and S9 suburban lines, the U5 underground and the M5, M8 and M10 trams, and anyone arriving by car parks in front of the building for a flat fee. The complex opened in 2014 on a site next to the Poststadion and is modelled on a Balinese temple village. Teak walkways lead across stretches of water, with bamboo, stone statues and buildings made from recycled timber brought over from Bali. The grounds measure around 22,000 square metres, and the planted roofs alone take up about 2,300 square metres; they were designed by the landscape architect Volker Altvater together with the office Minden und Bergander. By the fifth year after opening, almost a million guests had visited. The entire site is used without swimwear, a bathrobe is required outside the saunas and pools, and guests must be at least twelve years old.
Thirteen Saunas, Two Pools and Nine Treatment Rooms
Beyond the entrance, Vabali Spa spreads thirteen saunas and steam baths across the main building and the garden. The choice includes a panorama sauna, a meditation sauna, a birch sauna, the Bali Boreh herbal sauna, several infusion saunas at around 80 degrees and a laconium at roughly 45 degrees as the gentle option. The atrium holds an indoor pool of 50 square metres with a water depth of 1.35 metres, while outside there is a large heated pool and three relaxation basins. For the breaks in between there are quiet rooms with heated water beds, two fireplace rooms, lounges and sun decks, plus a restaurant serving Asian and Mediterranean dishes. Nine treatment rooms are used for classic massages, deep tissue work and Brazilian lymphatic drainage, bookable from twenty five to eighty minutes. Admission is charged by time: two hours cost 27.50 euros and the day ticket 51.50 euros, while bathrobes and sauna towels can be hired for a fee. Booking ahead makes sense, because admission is paused at busy times. Regular visitors buy an eleven visit card, available for every time bracket.
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Price level
Two hours 27.50 euros, four hours 36.50 euros, day ticket 51.50 euros. At weekends, on public holidays and during school holidays the rates are a few euros higher. Eleven visit cards exist for every time bracket, for example 275 euros for eleven visits of two hours.
Massages
Partial body massage 25 minutes 54.50 euros, classic full body massage 50 minutes 94.50 euros, deep tissue 50 minutes 104.50 euros. Arrangements for two people start at 229 euros.
Hire items
Sauna towel 3.50 euros, bathrobe 6.50 euros, set of one bathrobe and two towels 11.50 euros. Bathing shoes are sold for 5.50 euros.
Public transport
Berlin central station, around 500 metres away, with S3, S5, S7, S9, the U5, the M5, M8 and M10 trams and several bus lines.
Parking
Own car park directly in front of the building. The parking ticket costs a flat 4 euros regardless of how long you stay.
Admission
The complex is used without swimwear, and a bathrobe is required outside the saunas and pools. Minimum age twelve, under eighteen only accompanied by a legal guardian. Booking in advance is recommended.
Highlight
Around 22,000 square metres of Balinese style garden with teak walkways, a 50 square metre indoor pool, a heated outdoor pool and nine treatment rooms.
Opening Hours
- Daily: 09:00 – 00:00
