The Aigner Badl was founded 240 years ago, and is the only preserved spa in East Tyrol
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The Aigner Badl is a historical Tyrolean spa that has been operating since 1772. The building features wooden shingles and is located at the southern Drava river bank in Abfaltersbach, not far from the popular Drava Cycle Path.
In 1991, the traditional Tyrolean spa Aigner Badl has been saved from ruin by the reconstruction of the roof. Today this spa is protected as a historic monument, and has been declared a mineral spring by the Institute of Physiology and Balneology of the University of Innsbruck.
The Aigner Badl is based on a calcium sulfate mineral spring. Baths are made in a larch bathtub with cover. Moreover a bathing cure is offered which is aimed at alleviating joint pain, rheumatism and sciatic and fosters wound healing. Next to the Aigner Badl, there is a tavern, which is especially popular with cyclists due to the Drava Cycle Path passing by.
Contact info
- Abfaltersbach 13 - 9913 - Abfaltersbach
- +43 699 11591 377
Opening times
Despite careful control we cannot guarantee the correctness of the provided data.
Admission
€ 28.00 per bath
10 baths = 1 for free
More information
The Aigner Badl Spa stays open only during the summer months from June to mid-September, last bath at 5 pm resp. 7 pm, Tuesday rest day. Reservation needed for baths and/or massages.
Celebrations are organised, details on request by calling +43 699 11591 377.
Season start 2025 in early June.
