Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
Dense, salty water — you float without effort.
Templin, a walled medieval market town in the Uckermark lake district of Brandenburg north of Berlin, is the childhood home of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel and sits at the heart of one of Germany's most pristine glacially shaped natural landscapes, encompassing beech forests, clear lakes, and quiet meadows. The NaturTherme Templin, opened in 2000, draws on naturally concentrated chloride saline thermal waters from deep Zechstein salt formations beneath the north German plain, offering outdoor and indoor pools with views across the Templiner See lake in one of Germany's most peaceful and unspoiled natural settings. The Uckermark Biosphere Reserve, the historic medieval town walls and gate towers of Templin, and direct rail connections to Berlin make this a beloved weekend escape for the German capital's urban population seeking nature immersion and thermal relaxation.