Badturm Überlingen

The historic bath tower was built in the 15th century and rebuilt several times during its existence. The structure was the former defensive tower located on the southwest edge of the city fortifications.

Idyllically located directly on the promenade.

The Bath Tower is located in the Badgarten (bath garden) in Überlingen on Lake Constance, known as a spa and cultural oasis. The complex formerly served as the garden of the former Capuchin monastery. After the opening of the Bad-Hotel in the 1860s, it became a spa park. The Bath Garden received its current appearance during the renovations carried out in 1953. Particularly impressive are the old trees, some of which have been declared natural monuments, including a plane tree, a giant sequoia, and a large beech tree.
The historic Bath Tower was built in the 15th century and has been rebuilt several times over the course of its existence. The structure was originally a defensive tower located on the southwest edge of the city fortifications. Today, the building is part of the Bad-Hotel and Villa Seeburg.