Leukerbad Therme is the crown jewel of the largest Alpine thermal spa resort in Europe, located in the mountain village of Leukerbad in the Swiss canton of Valais, where 3.9 million litres of mineral-rich thermal water flow through the facilities each day. The complex features ten indoor and outdoor pools at temperatures ranging from 28 to 44 degrees Celsius, a natural stone grotto with unfiltered thermal water and a 44-degree steam generator, outdoor whirlpools, water slides, a children's swimming paradise, and an outdoor sports pool. The sauna area encompasses a Finnish sauna, herbal sauna, steam baths, and a panoramic sauna garden with dramatic mountain views. Over 250 treatments are available, including massages, naturopathy therapies, and cosmetic services, all enhanced by the resort's sulphurous and calcium-rich thermal water that takes 40 years to form naturally deep within the Alps.