Located right next to the new thermal spa and the modern Salinarium, Hotel an der Therme is the perfect starting point for rest and indulgence. Surrounded by the gentle hills of the Palatinate Forest and the vineyards of the German Wine Route, Bad Dürkheim combines the healing atmosphere of a spa town with cultural diversity.
Whether it’s soaking in thermal waters, inhaling salt air at the historic saline wall, or strolling through the spa gardens – all the highlights of this charming spa town are just a short walk away.
One of Germany’s largest saline walls (333 m long) – perfect for open-air inhalation and relaxing walks.
Kurpark Bad Dürkheim (approx. 150 m)A well-kept park with fountains, walking paths, and event venues – ideal for unwinding.
Salinarium – Leisure Pool & Thermal Spa (approx. 200 m)Offers a leisure pool, thermal baths, and a diverse sauna area for relaxation and fun.
Dürkheimer Giant Cask (approx. 500 m)The world’s largest wine barrel, housing a restaurant – a must-see for visitors.
Casino Bad Dürkheim (approx. 600 m)An elegant casino in the Kurhaus offering entertainment in a stylish atmosphere.
City Museum at Haus Catoir (approx. 700 m)A museum showcasing the history and culture of the region.
Limburg Monastery Ruins (approx. 2.5 kmImpressive ruins of a former Benedictine monastery with panoramic views.
Hardenburg Castle Ruins (approx. 3 km)One of the most powerful castle ruins in the Palatinate, offering insight into medieval history.
Villa rustica Weilberg (approx. 4 km)An open-air museum with remains of a Roman country estate – a window into the region’s Roman past.
Heidenmauer (approx. 3 km)Remains of a Celtic fortification from the 5th century BC – among the oldest of its kind.
Kriemhildenstuhl (approx. 3.5 km)A Roman quarry with well-preserved traces of ancient stonework.
Vineyards & Hiking Trails (from approx. 500 mEasily accessible from the hotel: numerous hiking and cycling trails through the picturesque vineyards of the Palatinate.