Artrium Therme

Artrium Therme is a comprehensive thermal and leisure spa in Bad Salzuflen, a major recognized state spa town (Staatsbad) in the Lippe district of North Rhine-Westphalia, one of Germany's historically most significant salt and mineral spring resorts whose brine springs have been exploited since medieval times and whose elegant Kurpark and neoclassical spa architecture earned the town Prussian state spa designation in the 19th century. The oligomineral brine waters are appreciated within a long thermal tradition, associated with well-being and relaxation. The gracious spa park, the open-air graduation towers where brine evaporates into a fine aerosol, and the surrounding Teutoburg Forest landscape make Bad Salzuflen one of the most architecturally distinguished spa towns in northwestern Germany.