Wellness

Surrounded by dense woodland, the spa town of Bad Orb is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Saline air at the salt works and the beneficial powers of the moor have created a special healthy environment.

The charming spa town of Bad Salzhausen on the River Nidda promises nothing but rest and relaxation. The curative effect of the town’s salt was proven by Justus Liebig in 1860.

Baden-Baden does do good because healing thermal water gushes upwards from a depth of about 2000 meters, 800.000 liters per day, up to 68 degrees Celsius.

Welcome to the Thermal Bath Balinea in Bad Bellingen. Time is an invaluable commodity. So is our thermal water. Enjoy both during your stay with us.

Sport, nature, enjoyment and wellness in the Black Forest – Badenweiler invites you to feel comfortable.

The Thermarium Bad Schönborn is a wellness and health park and promises a variety of relaxation in a pleasant atmosphere.

The medieval fortified town of Bad Königshofen lies in the charming Haßberge Nature Park. The town’s main landmark is the 62-metre-high tower belonging to Church of the Assumption of Mary.

As a state-approved spa, the Vinzenz Spa in Bad Ditzenbach offers a comprehensive spa and wellness programme.

Bathing, relaxing, taking a cure - the Albtherme Waldbronn leaves nothing to be desired in terms of wellness.

With 19 springs, 13 of which are state-approved medicinal springs, Stuttgart has the largest mineral water deposit in Europe and supplies three mineral baths with it.

The valuable remedy brine promotes health and well-being and is the focus of the brine spa Bad Rappenau.

Bad Dürrheim – The ideal place for wellness and relaxation. We welcome you in Bad Dürrheim and look forward to your stay.

Bad Soden-Salmünster has been renowned for its salt springs for centuries. It’s the perfect place for a wellness break and for relaxing and recharging your batteries.

The Albert Schweitzer House in the spa town of Königsfeld, where the family lived for many years, documents the life and work of Albert and Helene Schweitzer in a vivid and multi-faceted way.

Aalen has thermal springs that can be enjoyed in the spa "Limes-Thermen" and a healing gallery in the visitor mine "Tiefer Stollen".

Die etwa 26 Hektar große grüne Oase ist zwischen 1851 und 1853 von dem berühmten Gartenbaumeister Peter Joseph Lenné im Stile eines englischen Landschaftsparks angelegt worden.

Not only is the spa town of Bad Aibling Bavaria’s oldest peat spa resort, it is also Germany’s youngest thermal water resort. The town’s spa with its spacious bathing and sauna areas is renowned for its exceptional architecture.

Bad Wörishofen has an inseparable relationship with Sebastian Kneipp: it was here that he developed his healing methods based on the five elements of water, herbs, nutrition, exercise and inner balance.

At the foot of the 1838-metre-high Wendelstein Mountain lies the spa resort of Bad Feilnbach. Renowned for its peat therapies, the resort has a mild climate offering perfect conditions for fruit growing.

Bad Reichenhall is Upper Bavaria’s only spa town with the Staatsbad or ‘State Spa’ distinction. The alpine salt from Bad Reichenhall’s salt works is an important medicinal resource.

The famous German naturopath Sebastian Kneipp once studied in Bad Grönenbach and his influence can still be felt today. This premium-class Kneipp resort places a great deal of emphasis on inner balance.

The small, idyllic spa town of Bad Berneck lies in the picturesque Ölschnitz Valley. Here you can discover more about Kneipp’s traditional teachings either during the renowned water treading exercise or along the Kneipp educational trail.

Bad Birnbach in the Bavarian Spa Region or Bayerisches Thermenland offers a fabulous mix of thermal water, wellness and cycling. The thermal waters that rise here do wonders for body and mind.

In Bad Brückenau with its Staatsbad or ‘State Spa’ destination, you can walk in the footsteps of the Bavarian king Ludwig I who once had his summer residence here.

With its three spas, Bad Füssing in the Bavarian Spa Region or Bayerisches Thermenland is Europe’s largest thermal spa resort. Touring the idyllic river floodplains on two wheels will prove a delight to all cyclists.

Bad Steben with its casino and Staatsbad or ‘State Spa’ destination has had a long and distinguished past. Features in the town’s modern spa include a Wellness Dome and a sauna complex that features a natural pond for bathing in.

Spa facilities, saunas, wellness and fitness offers, not to mention a Dead Sea salt grotto, are all united under one roof in the Chiemgau Spa in Bad Endorf.

The Sibyllenbad Spa in Bad Neualbenreuth attracts visitors with its wellness offers and soothing mineral springs. This curative water is also added to the pools in the bathing complex.

The town of Hersbruck in the Pegnitz Valley has its own very special charm. Known as the gateway to the Hersbrucker Alb, the old town with its medieval flair has numerous sights to discover.

Visitors can bathe in the Trimini hot spring with an unforgettable view of the Alps and the lake in the climatic health resort of Kochel am See.

Set in idyllic surroundings, the Lohengrin Spa in Bayreuth is one of the leading mineral spring spas in Germany. With around 1000 square metres of water space, you will find everything your wellness heart desires.

The Obermain Spa in Bad Staffelstein has Bavaria’s hottest and strongest thermal salt water. With a water area of almost 3000 square metres, it’s the perfect place to pamper your mind, body and soul.

Located in the Franconian Switzerland region, the Obernsees Spa or Therme Obernsees follows the ancient Roman belief of ‘health through water’. A wonderful sense of wellbeing is guaranteed from the complex’s mineral-rich water.

The world's largest thermal spa is located in Erding near Munich, and the thermal water is extracted from a depth of 2350 metres. It offers unforgettable feel-good moments and 365 days of summer a year.

From the KissSalis Spa to the oldest casino in Bavaria – Bad Kissingen with its Staatsbad or ’State Spa’ distinction is infused with a very special kind of magic.

Bad Abbach is renowned for its health-promoting resources: sulphurous thermal water and precious peat. Everything comes from the spa town’s natural surroundings.

The ThermeNatur Spa in Bad Rodach offers relaxation at its very best. Its highly impressive and spacious thermal water bathing complex has a water area covering more than 1000 square metres.

Three recognised natural remedies can be found in Bad Gögging: thermal water, sulphur water and natural peat.

The Tegelberg cable car in Schwangau offers wonderful views of East Allgäu’s mountain scenery and the majestic Neuschwanstein Castle. Queen Marie, the mother of King Ludwig II, once resided here.

The town of Baden-Baden was founded 2000 years ago to do people good. In the 19th century, it became the "summer capital of Europe" - and this splendor continues to this day.

Welcome to Bad Griesbach im Rottal. The idyllic spa town in Bavaria's thermal spa region will delight you with its feel-good thermal spa and Europe's No.1 golf resort!

Bad Wurzach and Bad Waldsee are located in the so-called Thermen und Moor Land and are characterized by special competence in cures and wellness.

With the three locally occurring remedies thermal mineral water, Boller natural fango and sulphur spring, Bad Boll is recommended for successful spa stays.

The spa resort of Bad Ems is all about top-notch wellness against a picture-perfect river backdrop.

Sulphur, mud and brine - the town of Bad Nenndorf has been attracting spa guests with these remedies for over 200 years.

The spa town of Bad Gandersheim was home to Hrotsvitha, or Roswitha of Gandersheim, the first female German poet and secular canoness of Gandersheim Abbey in the 10th century.

From the KissSalis thermal spa to the oldest casino in Bavaria - the Bavarian State Spa Bad Kissingen is surrounded by a very special magic. The spa town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 2021.

It is thanks to its healing water that Bad Windsheim is a spa resort.

In the romantic little Kneipp spa resort of Bad Bergzabern set in the heart of Palatinate wine-growing country, you can enjoy the healing power of the water from the town’s own Petronella spa within the Südpfalz-Therme complex.