Bad Bevensen thermal deepest iodine

Bad Bevensen is a distinguished iodine spa town in the Uelzen district of Lower Saxony, Germany, home to what is believed to be Germany's deepest naturally occurring iodine spring — the Sophie source, which draws mineral water from a depth of around 1,000 meters and produces one of the most iodine-concentrated natural spring waters in the country. This exceptionally rare iodine brine is enjoyed for mineral bathing within a long thermal tradition in a modern wellness complex — the Jod-Sole-Therme — that has established Bad Bevensen as a nationally recognized center for iodine-rich thermal bathing. The town's position in the gentle Lüneburg Heath landscape — the vast heathland of northern Lower Saxony, spectacular in late summer when the heather blooms purple across the open moorland — provides a setting of quiet natural beauty that complements the spa's restful purpose. Bad Bevensen offers a distinguished and characterful iodine spa experience in one of northern Germany's most naturally beautiful landscapes.