Bad Saulgau

Bad Saulgau is a town in Landkreis Sigmaringen situated between the Danube River and Lake Constance at 589 meters elevation. It features natural thermal springs and contemporary wellness facilities designed for health-focused visitors.

The settlement received town rights from Frederick II in 1239 and became part of the House of Habsburg's territories in 1299 under Further Austria. This early royal recognition shaped its development for centuries to come.

The town's name changed from Saulgau to Bad Saulgau in 2000, marking its official recognition as a spa destination. This reflected how thermal springs became central to the town's identity and purpose.

The town is connected by public transport and provides schools, vocational centers, and medical facilities for visitors and residents. Its location between two major water bodies makes it convenient to explore the surrounding region.

The European watershed crosses through the district of Lampertsweiler, marking where water flows toward different destinations. This natural line separates two major drainage systems in the heart of the town's territory.

Location: Landkreis Sigmaringen

Elevation above the sea: 589 m

Website: https://bad-saulgau.de/de

GPS coordinates: 48.01581,9.50103

Latest update: December 14, 2025 19:40