Saulgau

Saulgau is an administrative district in Baden-Württemberg that extends between the Danube River and Lake Constance and encompasses several municipalities. The area is defined by Bad Saulgau, where the administrative structure of the district is centered.

The district was created in 1938 and maintained its boundaries until 1973, when administrative reforms integrated it into new structures. This reorganization connected the area with neighboring regions to form a larger administrative unit.

The district shows itself through traditional farmhouses and village churches that reflect the rural life of the region. Visitors see traces of an agricultural past everywhere that still shapes the landscape today.

The area is conveniently positioned between two major geographic features and offers good accessibility through regional roads and routes. Visitors find a well-distributed network of towns and services that makes it easy to explore different parts of the district.

Healing springs in Bad Saulgau led to its transformation into a health resort and changed the town's identity. The name received the prefix 'Bad', which specifically marks spas in Germany.