Hotel Kurhaus Heiligkreuz Bad Ragaz

Hotel Kurhaus Heiligkreuz in Bad Ragaz draws on the same legendary Tamina Gorge thermal spring system that has made this St. Gallen canton town the centre of Swiss thermal tradition for more than seven centuries, offering bicarbonate and sulfate thermal waters in a historic Kurhaus setting that preserves the 19th-century grand hotel tradition of Alpine spa tourism. The property's Heiligkreuz name — 'Holy Cross' — recalls the religious foundations of the medieval thermal tradition at Bad Ragaz, where Pfäfers monastery monks first channelled the Tamina spring for therapeutic bathing in the 13th century. The consistently warm, mineral-balanced waters emerging from the granitic Tamina Gorge are part of a long thermal tradition associated with well-being and relaxation, maintaining Bad Ragaz's status as one of Switzerland's most renowned thermal resorts.