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Bad Langensalza

City of spas and roses.

Blossoming gardens, soothing thermal salt baths and a lovingly fashioned townscape make Bad Langensalza into a veritable jewel on the fringes of the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Hainich National Park. The mixture of history and the present create a unique atmosphere featuring comprehensively refurbished half-timbered houses in the historic center.

Boasting ten parks and themed gardens, Bad Langensalza has become known as the most blossoming city in Europe. Stroll along the fragrant paths of the rose gardens, or take a journey to the Far East and visit the Japanese Garden. The perfect complement to the sweet scent of the flowers downtown is the rushing of the leaves in the nearby Hainich National Park. On the Baumkronenpfad , or Treetop Walk, you can enjoy a magnificent view over the Hainich forest and then learn more about the flora and fauna in the underground Würzelhöhle interactive exhibition.

Relax in thermal baths, the sauna landscape or in the Wellness area of the Friederiken Therme to round off your sojourn in the city of spas and roses in the most memorable way. 

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RATHAUS WITH GLOCKENSPIEL

After the great city fire of 1711, Bad Langensalza’s Town Hall was rebuilt between 1742 and 1752 out of local…

After the great city fire of 1711, Bad Langensalza’s Town Hall was rebuilt between 1742 and 1752 out of local travertine stone. Only the vaulted cellar and the tower of its medieval predecessors have survived. Today, there is still a bell in the tower that dates back to the year 1712. Every day at 12:00 noon and 6:00 p.m., the glockenspiel of the Rathaus plays one of its repertoire of 14 melodies. The vaulted cellar can be visited during tours.

Rathaus mit Glockenspiel Marktstraße 1 99947 Bad Langensalza Zur Website

Three-Tower View

The characteristic “Three-Tower View” is a landmark of the city of Bad Langensalza. This view of the three towers…

The characteristic “Three-Tower View” is a landmark of the city of Bad Langensalza. This view of the three towers unfolds in the park, right in front of the cemetery church St. Trinitatis (Holy Trinity). Following the “Argus View”, an eye sculpted in stone and mounted on a travertine column, the tower of the former Augustinian Church, the tower of the Rathaus, and finally, the tower of the market church St. Bonifacii (St. Boniface) can be seen at the same time.

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10 PARKS AND THEMED GARDENS

One of the nicest reasons to visit Bad Langensalza are the lovingly planted gardens and landscape parks. They turn…

One of the nicest reasons to visit Bad Langensalza are the lovingly planted gardens and landscape parks. They turn every walk into a special experience. In the Japanese Garden, you can immerse into the harmony of silence or enjoy original Japanese tea in the tea pavilion. The Rose Garden will inspire you with fragrant blossoms of 450 different types and breeds of roses. Exotic plants can be admired in the Botanical Garden, medicinal herbs in the Apothekergarten, or Apothecary Garden, and over 100 different kinds of trees in the Arboretum.

10 Parks und Themengärten +49 (0) 3603 - 83 44 24 Zur Website

FRIEDERIKE’S CASTLE

The little baroque summer castle of Duchess Friederike of Saxe-Weißenfels accompanied by an idyllic park and…

The little baroque summer castle of Duchess Friederike of Saxe-Weißenfels accompanied by an idyllic park and interesting adjacent buildings, including a historic printing shop and an orangery, not only offer peace and relaxation, but are also impressive venues for concerts and weddings.

Friederikenschlösschen Kurpromenade 5 99947 Bad Langensalza +49 (0) 3603 - 83 44 24 Zur Website

Dryburg Castle

Dryburg Castle is the oldest surviving, completely stone-built secular building in the city. Until 1345 Dryburg Castle…

Dryburg Castle is the oldest surviving, completely stone-built secular building in the city. Until 1345 Dryburg Castle was owned by the Lords of Salza. After its destruction in 1346, the sovereigns had the castle rebuilt as an administrative seat. A late-Romanesque residential tower and the west and south wings of the main castle are still preserved today. It houses the gallery of the Kunstwestthüringer e.V.

Schloss Dryburg Schlosshof 1 99947 Bad Langensalza Zur Website

Market Church

St. Bonifacii (St. Boniface), first documented in 1272, was erected using blocks of local travertine and finished in…

St. Bonifacii (St. Boniface), first documented in 1272, was erected using blocks of local travertine and finished in 1592. The ca. 73-meter-high tower with its Renaissance upper floor offers a wonderful view over the city. The organ, built in 1799 by Georg Christoph Heidenreich and redesigned in 1861 by the local organ builder Petersilie, is used for concerts and worship services.

Marktkirche Bonifaciusgasse 2 99947 Bad Langensalza Zur Website

Cemetery Church

The Gottesackerkirche (Cemetery Church) St. Trinitatis (Holy Trinity) in today’s Arboretum was built between 1734 and…

The Gottesackerkirche (Cemetery Church) St. Trinitatis (Holy Trinity) in today’s Arboretum was built between 1734 and 1739 using the travertine stones of the Marienkirche (St. Mary’s), which had been destroyed during the Thirty Years’ War. In contrast to the strict, symmetrically structured exterior, the rich baroque interior of the hall church surprises visitors with its two-story wooden gallery, the pulpit altar from 1734, and the elaborately refurbished vaulted ceiling. During the various musical events held here listeners can enjoy the unique acoustics of the cemetery church.

Gottesackerkirche Tuchmachergasse 5 99947 Bad Langensalza Zur Website

Hill Church

St. Stephani (St. Stephen’s) church, perched on a hill, is the oldest of the two Protestant parish churches here, being…

St. Stephani (St. Stephen’s) church, perched on a hill, is the oldest of the two Protestant parish churches here, being first documented in 1196. The church is built of local travertine and boasts an especially elaborate decorative façade on the south side. The organ situated on the west gallery was built by the local organ builder Friedrich Erdmann Petersilie (1825-1901) and is still played today.

Bergkirche Auf dem Berge 9 99947 Bad Langensalza Zur Website

pharmacy museum

In one of the oldest half-timbered houses in town, the “Rosenthal” House, there is an exhibition about the history of…

In one of the oldest half-timbered houses in town, the “Rosenthal” House, there is an exhibition about the history of pharmacy between the 18th and the 20th century. The only collection of its kind in Thuringia, it comprises valuable vessels, pharmaceutical tools – such as those used to make pills, salves, and powders – as well as mortars and scales. The adjacent Apothecary Garden belongs to the museum. Courses about herbs are held there, where more than 100 different medicinal herbs are cultivated

Apothekermuseum Bergstraße 15 99947 Bad Langensalza +49 (0) 3603 - 8945896 Zur Website

Friederiken Therme

Friederike’s Thermal Baths are the heart of the spa and wellness facilities. Because of the therapeutic sulfuric, brine…

Friederike’s Thermal Baths are the heart of the spa and wellness facilities. Because of the therapeutic sulfuric, brine and curative waters available locally, visitors can find appealing attractions in both the therapeutic area and the swimming and sauna landscapes. How about a refreshing kick in the cooling chamber at -110° C, a body-cooling therapy that treats pain and gives you a performance boost?

Friederiken Therme Böhmenstraße 5 99947 Bad Langensalza +49 (0) 3603 - 39760 Zur Website

CHILDREN’S ATTRACTION „RUMPELBURG“ CASTLE

Thuringia’s unique children’s attraction offers fun for the whole family. This colorful play-paradise is located right…

Thuringia’s unique children’s attraction offers fun for the whole family. This colorful play-paradise is located right in the middle of town. Young and old can enter a fantasy world where net-bridges lead them to climbing towers, a mysterious tree house is waiting to be explored, and breathtaking slides offer a thrill. Outside, children can choose between the play town, the tree-house, and the sand and water area.

Kindererlebniswelt Rumpelburg Sperlingsgasse 4 99947 Bad Langensalza +49 (0) 3603 - 39 84 604 Zur Website

Treetop Walk

The Treetop Walk is part of the UNESCO World Nature Heritage Hainich National Park, about 10 km west of Bad…

The Treetop Walk is part of the UNESCO World Nature Heritage Hainich National Park, about 10 km west of Bad Langensalza. Not only can you climb onto the roof of the ancient forest, but also walk along the 530-meter, barrier-free path that winds through the treetops and enjoy amazing insights into the biodiversity of this habitat. From atop the 44-meter-tall observation tower you have an impressive view over the Thuringian basin and the Hainich National Park. In addition to experiencing the “high” of the Treetop Walk, the National Park Center offers the interactive exhibitions “Discover the Secrets of the Hainich” and the “Würzelhöhle” (Root Cave), which invite explorers of all ages to actively learn more about the habitat of the Hainich National Park.

Baumkronenpfad Thiemsburg 1 99947 Schönstedt +49 (0) 3603 - 83 44 24 Zur Website

Bad Langensalza - Of course YOU!

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A cozy, very old small town is located in the northwest of Thuringia. Bad Langensalza is over 1,100 years old and has collected many epithets over time: Rose City, for instance, Spa City and also Europe's most flourishing city. We add "place of pleasure", because the spa at the Hainich National Park offers the most beautiful opportunities to ground yourself, to come to rest and to reconnect with yourself and nature. But see for yourself.

A walk through history

Bad Langensalza was not made easy on its long way to becoming a sulfur brine spa. During its more than 1,100-year history, the town was hotly contested and large parts of it were destroyed several times. But then it was always rebuilt, each time more beautiful than before. The large old town with its baroque buildings and colorful half-timbered houses, for example, received its present form after the devastating town fire of 1711, as did the magnificent town hall in the middle of the Neumarkt, which is much younger than the Gothic tower around which it was built.

Those who want to explore the history of the small town can do so wonderfully on a walk. An atmospheric starting point is the Arboretum northwest of the old town. There is not only one of the ten city gardens, but also a part of the former city wall. Of the then 30 watchtowers and seven gates, 16 towers, the Lamentation Gate and the Schwibbogen are still preserved today. These mighty protective structures were more than necessary, because the small town had achieved some prosperity through the trade in indigo and the mining of travertine, among other things.

The next stop is the City Museum . The impressive building was built partly on the remains of the Augustinian hermit monastery founded in 1280. From the tower of the former monastery church you have a great view over the city center and the monastery area. The tour then continues via the car-free Marktstraße into the heart of the old town. The Marktstraße leads along the free-standing town hall, whose bells can play more than 16 melodies, and ends at the Marktkirche, whose steeple is the second highest in Thuringia. Behind it is the pretty Friederikenschlösschen, built in rococo style in 1751 and named after its builder, Friederike von Sachsen-Weißenfels. The duchess had the estate built as a widow's residence and designed the Schlösschenpark , another famous garden of Bad Langensalza.   

The green city

If you want to relax in nature in the beautiful spa town, all you have to do is get out of the house. That's because Bad Langensalza - which, by the way, was the outdoor location for the BUGA in 2021 - is considered one of the most flourishing cities in Europe. A total of ten Parks and facilities line up like a green belt around the pretty old town: the Japanese Garden, for example, the versatile Natur!Garten right next door, and the Arboretum, where the Hanover Monument commemorates the Battle of Langensalza. 

One of the most famous parks of Bad Langesalzas is the Rose Garden , which is considered one of the most beautiful in Europe. From June to October, more than 450 rose species bloom here, 91 of which were even bred in Bad Langensalza itself. This is thanks to Anni Berger, Germany's only female rose breeder, who lived in the spa town for many years.   

Spa with tradition

Sulphur springs, brine and drinking medicinal water - no other place in Thuringia has this combination of natural remedies. The town's sulfur springs, i.e. springs with sulfurous water, were discovered over 200 years ago. Then in 1812 the first sulfur bath was opened. However, it took another 140 years before the town was officially declared a spa. At first only as a sulfur spa, because the brine and medicinal water springs were discovered only shortly before the turn of the millennium.  Today the Friederiken Spa The heart of the spa. Here, visitors can really enjoy themselves while soaking in the brine-containing water at 32 degrees Celsius, sweating in the sauna and steam bath, or having massages and beauty treatments. In addition, highly mineralized drinking water bubbles from a well in the thermal center, which opened in 1999, and health-promoting spa treatments are administered. The full relaxation program is available to those who check into the wellness hotel next to the spa. Visitors can walk straight out of bed into the brine bath via the bathrobe corridor. (Some areas of the spa are currently undergoing a comprehensive facelift. From summer 2022, all of the spa's facilities will be usable again).

Above the Hainich

At the gates of the city extends with the Hainich National Park a real primeval forest. In this UNESCO World Heritage Site, colorful orchids grow undisturbed in the shade of tall trees, wildcats scurry through the undergrowth and people stroll through the treetops. The Bad Langensalza-operated Treetop path is a real highlight and not only for people who like to be above things. Starting in June, regular yoga classes with sound journeys and gong meditations will be held in the evening in the billowing sea of leaves. But even a normal visit is good for body, mind and soul: the 540-meter-long path leads up to above the treetops and culminates in the 44-meter-high observation tower - wonderful for coming to rest and enjoying the expansive view. However, if you want to get closer to the forest, you don't necessarily have to climb onto its roof. The biking and hiking trails, such as the 1.2-kilometer-long forest promenade, on which the forest can be experienced at eleven stations, also offer the most beautiful opportunities.

Much worth knowing about the national park and the forest can also be found in the National Park Center Thiemsburg experience. There are two exciting adventure worlds where the secrets of the Hainich and forest life below the earth's surface can be discovered. With the "Realm of Fagati", a dream world for children has also been created: On the large nature playground with climbing frames and slides, kids can join the mythical creatures of the forest in looking for ways to better protect our beautiful world. 

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