Bad König, town in Odenwaldkreis in Hesse, Germany
Bad König is a spa town in the Odenwald featuring two castles on a central square alongside the Rentmeisterei and castle church. Its 17-hectare park contains two lakes, a mini-golf course, water playground, and outdoor theater that serve as the hub for relaxation and local events.
Bad König emerged as a health resort in the early 1900s, taking advantage of its mineral-rich thermal springs. The opening of the Odenwald-Therme in 2000 brought modern wellness facilities to the town, expanding access to healing water treatments.
Bad König's identity centers on its role as a wellness destination, which shapes how locals and visitors interact in the town. The Kurpark and spa facilities serve as gathering spaces where people naturally come together for leisure and social exchange.
The town is easily accessible by public transport and offers ample parking for visitors to explore comfortably. The tourist office on Elisabethenstraße provides maps and friendly guidance to navigate the town and its attractions.
The Odenwald-Therme features a salt cave made with Himalayan and sea salt where visitors can experience the sensation of being by the sea while breathing mineral-rich air. This special microclimate helps with respiratory issues and skin conditions while creating a calming space for unwinding.
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