Saulgau

Located between the Danube River and Lake Constance, Saulgau district spans across numerous municipalities with Bad Saulgau as its administrative center point.

The district of Saulgau operated from 1938 until 1973, when it merged with neighboring regions to form part of the Sigmaringen administrative area.

The district contained numerous medieval churches, traditional farmhouses, and regional museums that displayed Baden-Württemberg's agricultural and religious heritage.

The district's location near the European watershed divided its water systems between those flowing toward the Rhine and others moving toward the Danube.

The thermal springs in the district's main town led to its development as a health resort, resulting in the prefix 'Bad' being added to Saulgau's name.

Inception: 1938

Capital city: Bad Saulgau

GPS coordinates: 48.08333,9.50000

Latest update: March 30, 2025 17:26