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🇨🇭 Switzerland · St. Gallen
♨ Temperature
36.5°C
⛰ Altitude
497 m
⚗ pH
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💧 TDS
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🌊 Flow rate
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📅 Established
Piped from the Tamina Gorge to Bad Ragaz in 1838/39; known and used since medieval times at Bad Pfäfers
✓ Verified on 2026-07-31
Tamina Therme draws on the thermal spring of the Taminaschlucht, the narrow limestone gorge near Bad Pfäfers where the water was first put to therapeutic use in medieval times. It emerges at a steady 36.5°C and is famous for being unusually soft, neutral-tasting and low in mineral content, essentially bacteria-free at the source. In 1838-39, a road was cut to Bad Pfäfers and the thermal water was piped roughly four kilometers down to Ragaz, transforming the village into the spa town of Bad Ragaz. Today the water still flows the same route into the architecturally striking Tamina Therme, an 8,600-square-meter wellness area that anchors the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz.
The Tamina spring in the Taminaschlucht gorge near Bad Pfäfers was used therapeutically as early as medieval times. The 1838/39 construction of a road to Bad Pfäfers and the piping of the 36.5°C water down to the village of Ragaz transformed it into the spa town of Bad Ragaz, now home to the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz.
Phone+41 81 303 27 40
Websitewww.resortragaz.ch/en/spa-wellness/wellness-area/tamina-therme
AddressTamina Therme, 7310 Bad Ragaz, St. Gallen, Switzerland