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Not far from Hermsdorf S-Bahn station is Salzgrotte Berlin (Salt Resort), where you can breathe salty air, warm up, and relax, all bundled up in thick blankets.

What makes Salzgrotte Berlin a cozy place to warm up?

Salzgrotte Berlin (Salt Resort) in Hermsdorf is a quiet retreat for relaxation. It is located on Heinsestraße, essentially Hermsdorf’s Kurfürstendamm, not far from Hermsdorf S-Bahn station. Here, you can leave dreary weather and wet feet behind, warm up, and relax. In the salt cave, you can breathe in brine mist, wrapped in thick cozy blankets amidst gentle sounds, relax, and simultaneously do something for your health.

The salt, a proud 12 tons, comes from the Pakistani Himalayan foothills and is said to be particularly pure. The natural salt on the cave walls creates a fresh, healing climate. The cave is not a sauna; the room temperature is 20 degrees Celsius. During a salt session, however, you will be wrapped in cozy blankets. A salt session in the salt cave in Hermsdorf lasts approximately 45 minutes. The brine mist and the minerals it contains are absorbed through the respiratory tract and the skin.

Salt, as was known in antiquity, has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. A salt session thus improves respiratory function and prevents colds. Apart from that, the salty air and soft music are very relaxing. Thus, a stay in the salt cave feels like a small vacation from everyday life.

In addition to salt sessions, the Salt Resort in Hermsdorf also offers sound bowl relaxation and cosmetic treatments. From cosmetic treatments to foot care and back massages, you can treat yourself to a small pampering program here.

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Public Transport:

S1 Hermsdorf, a few minutes' walk.

Offer:

Salt cave with fine brine atomization and relaxation phase in a deckchair.

Duration:

A stay in the grotto usually lasts around 45 minutes.

Reservation:

Book appointments online or by phone in advance.

Good to know:

Warm socks and comfortable clothing are pleasant for the relaxation phase.

Opening Hours

  • Tue: 14:00 – 17:00
  • Wed: 10:00 – 17:00
  • Thu: Closed
  • Fri: 10:00 – 18:00
  • Sat: 10:00 – 12:00
  • Sun + Mon: Closed

Address

Heinsestraße 25, 13467 Berlin, Deutschland

+49 176 64037812

https://www.salzgrotteberlin.de/

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