Kurpark Bad Hall

Kurpark Bad Hall is a spa park in Bad Hall, Austria, spanning expansive landscaped grounds with themed garden areas throughout. The park features rose gardens, shade plant collections, and numerous walking paths that wind through the carefully designed landscape.

The park was created in 1855 when gardeners from Kremsmünster Abbey designed it alongside the central bathhouse. This site became the foundation for the spa development that grew around the area's natural mineral springs.

The wooden music pavilion built in 1909 serves as a gathering space for concerts and local events throughout the year. Visitors can experience how the community comes together to enjoy performances in this central location.

The park has designated play areas for children and pathways designed for easy access by visitors with limited mobility. Dogs on short leashes are welcome, and shaded seating areas are distributed throughout for taking breaks.

The Magic Spring regularly creates mist formations through its natural mineral waters. This visible phenomenon demonstrates why the area became known as a spa destination in the first place.