Kurpark Bad Lauterberg Harz

Bad Lauterberg im Harz is a recognised Heilbad perched on the forested slopes of the southern Harz mountains, where bicarbonate and iron-rich ferruginous springs have drawn visitors since the 18th century. The naturally carbonated, iron-bearing waters — historically known as Stahlbrunnen or 'steel springs' — are part of a long thermal tradition associated with well-being within Germany's Kur heritage. The surrounding Harz landscape, Germany's northernmost upland massif and a national park, provides an ideal backdrop of spruce forests and historic mining heritage.