Bad Königshofen im Grabfeld, Administrative center in Rhön-Grabfeld district, Bavaria, Germany
Bad Königshofen im Grabfeld is a spa town in the Rhön-Grabfeld region of northeastern Bavaria. The town sits at roughly 275 meters in elevation and spreads across land shaped by the Franconian landscape.
The settlement received its city charter in 1235 and was later transformed into a fortress by the bishops of Würzburg. This medieval past forms the foundation of the town's structure today.
The town's identity centers on its role as a spa destination where visitors come to experience the healing mineral springs. This spa culture shapes how the place looks and functions for both residents and guests.
The town is easy to reach and offers good access to the thermal facilities and attractions. Information about opening times and offerings can be found at the local tourism office.
The Franconian Saale river flows through the municipality and shapes the landscape of the area. Archaeological discoveries reveal that people were living in the region as far back as the 6th century.
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