Spa in Bavaria

Use your vacation in the foothills of the Alps to recharge your batteries. With spa treatments and massages of your choice with regional products from fragrant herbs and oils, you can release your tensions and recharge your batteries. Culture lovers can enjoy hikes to centuries-old monasteries, castles or churches amidst the historic towns and cities with views of the Alps, in addition to the spa offers.

In the eastern part of Bavaria lies Lower Bavaria, whose dreamlike nature around the Rottal and many nature reserves has remained untouched until today. In the midst of the beautiful landscape, in addition to historical towns, there are various spa hotels that can meet even the highest demands. The mixture of the best service, excellent spa treatments, thermal baths and sauna will convince you.

The Allgäu with well-known places such as Oberstaufen or Bad Wörishofen combines many castles and historical buildings in the area culture and wellness. So you can make your day extremely varied in the hours without spa treatments.
In addition, you will meet a wonderful nature here, which invites you to hiking as well as cycling in summer and skiing in winter.

The Bavarian Forest stretches from Passau to Regensburg. There is an interesting selection of spa hotels there and also a unique landscape with many sights. In the "spa-free" time you can enjoy the Bavarian Forest with excursions and hikes .

The most important cities in the region are Nuremberg, Heilbronn, Würzburg, Fürth, Erlangen and Schwäbisch-Hall. During your spa vacation you can combine relaxation and culture very well. The spa stay can be rounded off, for example, with visits tointeresting museums .

The Upper Palatinate impresses with over 600 castles and palaces as well as an "austere-beautiful" landscape with many forests and rivers. Especially attractive is also the proximity to the Czech Republic. For example, you can combine your spa vacation with a side trip to Bohemia.

In the southern part of the Bavarian Rhön Nature Park lies the charming Bad Kissingen. The most famous spa town in Germany impresses with its special atmosphere, the spa park with rose garden and the glorious nature on the Franconian Saale. Especially the Therme as well as the natural brine springs distinguish Bad Kissingen as a place of recreation.

Bad Füssing is also a popular health resort in Bavaria. Located in the Bavarian spa triangle, Bad Füssing is surrounded by forests and meadows and invites with extensive cycling and hiking trails to beautiful tours. After an excursion into nature, a spa hotel in Bad Füssing offers a soothing break. With its thermal springs, this health resort is ideal for spa treatments.

The Bavarian spa town of Bad Wörishofen is home to Kneipp therapy. Spend your spa vacation in well-equipped spa hotels and benefit from around 3,000 events that take place in Bad Wörishofen throughout the year. Or follow the so-called "paths of happiness", past fragrant aromatic and glorious rose gardens.

Oberstaufen in the Allgäu can hardly be surpassed in idyll. Here you are surrounded by mountains and look from your hotel on a atmospheric landscape. The Schroth method, which is based in Oberstaufen, is regarded as a true "youth-maker" and activates the body's self-healing powers through a mixture of drinking and dry days.

If you are looking for an active spa holiday, Bad Griesbach can be the right choice. Idyllically located in the Rottal, you will find an astonishing number of golf courses in Bad Griesbach. The wonderful nature beckons you to enjoy activities like hiking and cycling.

Bad Brückenau, in the middle of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Rhön, impresses with its very special hospitality and long-standing traditions. In this tranquil little place you will find the ideal setting to completely switch off. For a great spa and health effect provide whole 7 healing springs.

Numerous sights attract visitors to the state capital of Munich: Historic buildings, parks and places. Especially the Frauenkirche and the Marienplatz should have seen once. Munich's largest market, the Viktualienmarkt, is one of the city's landmarks and can be visited free of charge. Also worth a visit is the English Garden, which is one of the largest city parks in the world.

The Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most famous castles in Europe and also one of the most beautiful attractions in Bavaria. The pompous castle lies fabulously on hills in the Allgäu, surrounded by mountains and forest, and at the foot of a radiant blue Alpsee. The structure built by King Ludwig II is a true fairy-tale castle and impressive not only from the outside.

The Chiemsee is the largest lake in Bavaria and is fantastically located in the backdrop of the foothills of the Alps. The "Bavarian Sea" impresses not only by the wonderful landscape, but also by the diverse possibilities of leisure activities. Lake Chiemsee can best be explored during a boat trip or on one of the many biking and hiking trails along the lake.