Bad Wiessee

Bad Wiessee sits on the western shore of Tegernsee Lake at 740 meters elevation, surrounded by the Bavarian mountains and natural landscapes.

The municipality appeared in records from 1017 when residents provided goods to Tegernsee Abbey according to the abbey's taxation documents.

The town maintains traditional Bavarian architecture throughout its streets, with the Maria Himmelfahrt Church representing local religious heritage.

Visitors can access thermal treatments at multiple facilities across town, while the municipal area spans 32.79 square kilometers with a population of 5,134.

Dutch explorer Adriaan Stoop discovered sulfur springs in 1909 during an oil search, leading to the establishment of iodine sulfur baths in 1912.

Location: Miesbach

Elevation above the sea: 740 m

Website: http://bad-wiessee.de

GPS coordinates: 47.71281,11.72549

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:38