Relax

The SPA at the InterContinental Berlin on Budapester Straße spans approximately 1,000 square meters around a 15-meter pool with a whirlpool. Two Finnish saunas, including a ladies' sauna, steam and herbal steam baths, and a sauna courtyard with an ice bath provide variety. Heated marble loungers and waterbeds await between sessions in the Day Spa.

One of Berlin's most remarkable Turkish baths is located in the Schokoladenfabrik Women's Centre in Kreuzberg: opened in 1988 as Germany's first hammam, today it is a place for oriental bathing culture and living community. Steam, marble warmth, and silence belong together here.

In the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, Yananda combines classic massage artistry with a holistic understanding of body, mind, and soul. The studio offers soothing massages in Berlin that go far beyond pure relaxation and promote true inner balance.

Far out in Mahlsdorf, where Berlin becomes quieter, the Regenbogen Head Spa awaits with Japanese head massages, sulfate-free herbal products, and a concept that combines hair care with true deep relaxation. No noise, no distractions, just peace for the head and scalp.

Where history literally resides within the walls: The Irene Forte Spa at Hotel de Rome is located in the former vault chambers of Dresdner Bank on Bebelplatz, making it one of the most atmospherically rich wellness hotel spas in the city. Sicilian botanicals, Berlin grandezza, and Berlin's longest hotel pool under marble columns.

In the heart of Dahlem, where palms grow up to the glass ceiling and the air is heavy and warm, the Great Tropical House in the Botanical Garden awaits all those looking for a first date with a jungle atmosphere. Over 100 years of history, lianas hanging from the dome, and a climate that feels as if you've just traveled to a distant continent.

At Hausvogteiplatz, less than five minutes from Gendarmenmarkt, float Berlin Mitte offers weightlessness in body-warm brine. Two private pools, plus therapeutic massages and anti-stress packages.

Hidden behind an archway on Schönhauser Allee, in Prenzlauer Berg, lies one of Berlin's most intimate sauna facilities: The Olivin Wellness Lounge on the Pfefferberg grounds combines Finnish sauna culture with a bamboo garden and the healing stone Olivine.

The yoga school teaches according to the tradition of Dr. Swami Gitananda Giri, one of the greatest yoga masters of the 20th century.

Wellness without travel stress: The centrovital in the brick building of the former Schultheiss brewery offers a spa, six saunas, and pools directly on Spandau Lake. From the room to the lakeside path, the whole experience feels more like a short getaway than being in Berlin.

Located in Moabit, directly in the aspiring Europacity district near the main train station, Grace Beauty Studios offers a holistic, high-end Head Spa experience. The studio is known in Berlin for professional scalp care, where relaxation and precision are equally valued.

On the 11th floor of the Mandala Hotel at Potsdamer Platz, the ONO Spa offers a 600 square meter sauna area, Kneipp facilities, and a lounge with a fireplace and views over Berlin. Unique is the Iyashi Dôme, a Japanese infrared application under a heat dome. Two hours are sufficient for an introduction to the Day Spa, while the four-hour package includes a massage.

An oasis of well-being! Die Wohlfühler offer a holistic concept for body, mind, and soul.

The Yi-Spa is a one hundred percent natural spa. Lovers of Asian massage art and Far Eastern lifestyles will find a place to feel good and relax here!

Not far from Frankfurter Tor in Friedrichshain, Berlin's most honest sauna address is hidden in the basement of an old GDR building. Covering approximately 400 square meters, Kiezsauna offers Finnish sweating, a bio-sauna, and a steam bath, along with a genuine neighborhood atmosphere and fair prices.

Ballhaus Berlin in Chausseestraße in Mitte, with its original table telephones from 1936, is the ultimate flirting spot!

Europe's oldest Buddhist temple stands on the northern outskirts of Frohnau. The Buddhist House is located on a wooded hill, surrounded by a well-tended garden, and is so quiet that the city completely disappears for a few hours.

Anchored on Lake Müggelsee in Köpenick is arguably Berlin's warmest adventure: a floating sauna house that leaves all city noise behind. The SpreeBanja combines Finnish sauna culture with lake panorama, fireplace warmth, and a rooftop terrace.

Anchored on the Spree, opposite Spreepark in Friedrichshain, is one of the city's most extraordinary sauna experiences: a houseboat with its own floating Banya, accessible only by pedal boat.

FassOase brings the sauna experience to Pankow and the rest of the city: as a mobile barrel sauna delivered directly to your desired location. Whether it's a garden, courtyard, or lakeside, private sweating comes to the guests instead of vice versa.

Renovated, well-thought-out, and equipped with a sauna area that is unparalleled in Prenzlauer Berg: The Ernst-Thälmann-Park swimming pool combines a dry sauna, steam bath, sanarium, and log cabin sauna under one roof, plus lanes in the adjacent pool.

An oasis of well-being! The Wohlfühler offer a holistic concept for body, mind, and soul.

Dancing for breakfast: The Traumtänzer dance school at Tempelhof Airport in Tempelhof invites you to a waltz breakfast on Mother's Day, May 10, 2026. Lively music, a rich breakfast buffet, and a good mood on Sunday morning.

For almost five decades, Berliners have been enjoying saunas in Tiergarten: The Lützow Sauna on Lützowstraße is a true Berlin institution, hidden in a courtyard and far from wellness temple hustle and bustle. Manageable, well-maintained, with legendary infusions and a warm pool.

This jogging route offers 14 kilometers of pure park and forest paths.