Lindner Hotel Spa Residence Bad Ragaz

Thermal Spa Bad Ragaz is the celebrated thermal resort of the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz in St. Gallen Canton, Eastern Switzerland, where the natural thermal spring of Tamina Gorge — discovered by Benedictine monks in 1242 and later piped down to the spa facilities in the valley — delivers sulphurous warm water that is the oldest continuously used thermal spring in the Swiss Alps. The Tamina spring water, emerging at 36.5°C from a narrow limestone gorge accessible by a historic wooden walkway, has been used for therapeutic bathing and drinking cures for over 750 years, treating conditions from paralysis and gout to skin diseases in a tradition documented in medieval chronicles. Today Grand Resort Bad Ragaz operates one of Switzerland's most prestigious five-star hotel and medical spa complexes, combining the Tamina spring therapeutic heritage with state-of-the-art rehabilitation and wellness medicine. The dramatic Taminaschlucht gorge, the medieval Sargans castle, and the Liechtenstein Rhine valley landscape create an exceptional setting for one of Europe's most historically distinguished thermal spring resorts.