Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
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Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
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Forum Bad Zurzach is a thermal spa complex in Bad Zurzach, a historic small town on the Rhine River in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, at a point where the river forms the border with Germany, where sulfurous oligomineral thermal springs documented since Roman times as Aquae Calidum have been part of a continuous thermal tradition for nearly two millennia. The warm sulfurous spring waters feed a modern thermal complex with indoor and outdoor pools alongside a wellness and therapy center. Bad Zurzach's position on the Rhine pilgrimage route and the Zurzach Fair — one of the most important medieval markets in German-speaking Europe — gives this compact spa town a layered historical identity that extends far beyond its thermal heritage.
Insider tip — Forum Bad Zurzach stands on the banks of the Rhine where a Roman fort once guarded the thermal springs now certified as Switzerland's largest spa complex. The bicarbonate waters emerge at a constant 36 degrees and feed a series of pools ranging from outdoor terraces overlooking the Rhine to medically supervised hydrotherapy basins. The charming medieval town square is walkable from the spa entrance.