Schlangenbad, Thermal spa resort in Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis, Germany.
Schlangenbad is a spa town situated 320 meters above sea level on a valley slope of the Taunus mountains, comprising seven districts including Georgenborn and Wambach. The town centers around natural thermal springs and modern bathing facilities that shape the visitor experience.
The thermal springs were discovered in the mid-17th century and became the foundation for the town's development as a spa destination. Today nine sources continue flowing at temperatures between 21 and 32 degrees Celsius, maintaining centuries of healing tradition.
The town maintains a sister relationship with Craponne in France's Rhône region, bringing regular cultural connections between the communities. This partnership shapes the local character and allows visitors to experience international influences in daily life.
The spa facilities operate year-round with specialized treatments for rheumatic and inflammatory conditions, thermal baths, and medical services. Plan for extended stays since cure programs are structured over several weeks.
The area features a special microclimate called Schonklima where temperatures stay moderate and strong winds are naturally blocked by the terrain. This protected setting proves especially beneficial for visitors with respiratory sensitivities.
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