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  • Natural remedies and great holiday offers make the Teutoburg Forest region the ‘healing garden of Germany’
  • Relax and recuperate in modern health centres and uniquely beautiful spa parks surrounded by a unique natural paradise
  • The seven traditional spas and 25 health & recreation resorts offer you a soothing break from everyday life
  • Discover the diversity of our offer and the power of the Teutos:

 

Originally built to extract salt, the graduation house plays an important role in alleviating respiratory diseases. Bad Salzuflen's adventure graduation works opened in 2007.

The natural healing waters and the powerful sulphur mud of Bad Meinberg were already being used to successfully ‘cure’ numerous ailments.

The Count von Oeynhausen-Sierstorpff family is now the seventh generation to run Germany's only private spa: Bad Driburg.

Discovery of the Arminius healing spring - a calcium sulphate-hydrogen carbonate thermal spring in Bad Lippspringe.

To this day, the spa gardens characterise the townscape of the state spa Bad Oeynhausen. It was designed by Peter Josef Lenné, the star garden architect of the Baroque era.

Bad Lippspringe becomes a ‘state-recognised spa’ under the new North Rhine-Westphalia Health Resorts Act.

Nieheim has been recognised by the state as a climatic health resort. And because hiking in the fresh air whets the appetite, there is also the ‘Westfalen Culinarium’ here.

Health-promoting and incredibly refreshing when hiking: The climatic health resort and Kneipp spa Bad Wünnenberg has seven water treading pools and a barefoot path through the Aabach stream.

Bad Holzhausen has been authorised to use the epithet ‘bad’ since 2007. This makes the traditional farmer's spa with its healing springs the youngest spa in North Rhine-Westphalia.

Top recognition: The VitalWanderWelt is one of the winners in the ‘Land of Ideas’, a joint initiative of the German government and German industry.

Four of the eight winners of the state-wide ‘Healthy in NRW’ competition came from the Teutoburg Forest holiday region. Projects from Preußisch Oldendorf, Bad Salzuflen, Horn-Bad Meinberg and the district of Lippe were honoured.

Under the motto ‘Floral splendour and forest idyll’, the State Garden Show presented a unique experience. Magnificent flower arrangements and a newly staged forest backdrop with decades-old trees attracted 593,651 visitors to Bad Lippspringe.

The Salzuflen State Spa celebrates ‘200 years of the Princely Brine Spa’ and presents the Salzufler salt for refining dishes, which is boiled from the Salzufler brine, in the anniversary year.

A total of seven spas with their natural, traditional remedies distinguish the Teutoburg Forest holiday region, Germany's 'healing garden'.
Britta Zesch, Teutoburg Forest Tourism