Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
Sole Felsen Bad Goldegg in the Pongau valley of Salzburg Land draws bicarbonate-calcium saline mineral waters from the ancient Alpine salt formations of the Hagengebirge massif, where the tradition of salt extraction that made the Archbishop of Salzburg one of Europe's wealthiest rulers also endowed the thermal landscape with naturally mineral-rich spring water. The compact spa complex is set beside Goldegg lake at 850 meters elevation in an Alpine valley of extraordinary scenic beauty, with the medieval Goldegg castle reflected in the lake surface and the Tennengebirge limestone massif rising above the forested hillsides. The Pongau valley's Hohe Tauern skiing, the Liechtenstein Gorge scenic gorge walk, and the salt-mining heritage of nearby Hallein — where Celtic salt production dating to 800 BC underpins one of Europe's most important archaeological museums — surround this mountain mineral spa with Alpine heritage of exceptional depth.