The Niederrhein-Therme uses natural thermal brine sourced from deep underground wells.
The park was designed as part of a series of regional 'Revierparks' created to provide green space for post-industrial Ruhr cities.
The site hosts a 1,000-square-meter sauna landscape including a dedicated salt grotto.
The landscape design includes a man-made lake that acts as a central focal point for the park's walking trails.
Revierpark Mattlerbusch is a multifunctional recreation complex located on the border between Duisburg and Dinslaken. It centers around the Niederrhein-Therme, a large thermal bath facility featuring brine pools, saunas, and steam rooms. The surrounding park grounds include expansive green spaces, a lake, and dedicated areas for sports and children's activities. Visitors can access a traditional brewpub located on-site, serving regional specialties. The park offers seasonal pony rides and playgrounds designed for families. The infrastructure integrates a mixture of wellness facilities and active outdoor recreational zones. The site serves as a local hub for fitness and relaxation in the Ruhr region.
The wooden bridge overlooking the central park lake during golden hour.
Bring a bathrobe and dedicated flip-flops for navigating the thermal bath facility.
Check the event calendar for the local brewery before visiting if you intend to eat, as private functions occasionally limit restaurant space.
Explore the perimeter trails first, as they are less crowded than the central pool areas.
Do not attempt to use the sauna facilities wearing bathing suits, as this is strictly prohibited and enforced.
The thermal spa facilities may have scheduled maintenance closures for individual saunas or pools; check the official website for current section availability.
Swimwear is required in pool areas; however, the sauna section is strictly textile-free in accordance with traditional German sauna culture.
