Thermenkurort Bad Hall

Thermenkurort Bad Hall is one of Upper Austria's most distinguished spa towns, located in the Kremstal valley south of Linz in the Hausruckviertel, where iodine-rich oligomineral saline springs — among the most iodine-concentrated in Europe — have been valued within a long thermal tradition since the 9th century when the springs were first recorded by the Kremsmünster Abbey. The extraordinarily iodine-rich spring waters of Bad Hall sustain one of Austria's most distinctive thermal traditions. The peaceful Upper Austrian landscape of apple orchards, baroque monasteries, and rolling hills surrounding Bad Hall creates an idyllic setting for this venerable spa town, whose thermal tradition stretches back over a thousand years to the age of early medieval monasteries.