Therme III am Kurgastzentrum

Therme III is a meeting point for numerous city and experience tours through Bad Salzuflen.

The youngest spring of the spa town, drilled between 1956 and 1958, delivers approximately 25 liters of brine per second under regulation. Without regulation, it discharges about 55 liters of brine per second. In addition to a mineral-rich thermal water, it also provides around 60 cubic meters of free carbon dioxide per hour.

Its development is solely due to the fact that when the Gustav-Horstmann spring established itself as a new thermal spring, there was a search for an old thermal replacement. But, as so often happens, drilling was anything but straightforward; a massive boulder at a depth of nine meters obstructed the work. Only after this was removed, thermal water was rewarded at a depth of over 412 meters.