Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Rich in trace elements — gentle on the skin.
Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
Bad Tölz is one of Bavaria's most handsome and characterful spa towns, its ornately painted Lüftlmalerei façades lining a pedestrianized historic high street above the Isar river, and its world-famous iodine springs emerging from deep alpine limestone formations to make it Germany's most renowned Jodsolebad — iodine brine spa — with one of the highest natural iodine concentrations of any spring in the world. The extraordinarily iodine-rich Bad Tölz Jodquelle is enjoyed within a long thermal tradition associated with relaxation and well-being, in both bathing and drinking programs at the historic Kurzentrum thermal complex set within the town's exceptional vernacular Bavarian architecture. The spa town's remarkable heritage — including the Kalvarienberg pilgrimage hill with its baroque chapel sequence and sweeping panoramic views of the Isar valley and Bavarian Alps — and the proximity of the Isarwinkel landscape, Benediktenwand range, and the Isar river itself add cultural and natural grandeur to a certified German Heilbad stay. As a leading destination for iodine mineral water in the German-speaking world and one of Bavaria's most authentically beautiful historic spa towns, Bad Tölz offers both genuine thermal tradition and extraordinary Bavarian cultural charm.