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Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis

Bad Langensalza

Sulphur Fountain in the Friederikenschlösschen Pavilion

Natural Monuments

Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis

Bad Langensalza

Sulphur Fountain in the Friederikenschlösschen Pavilion

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Sulphur Fountain in the Friederikenschlösschen Pavilion

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Location: Bad Langensalza, Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis, Thuringia, Germany

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Chris S_trandläufer

May 26, 2022

Nothing was bubbling when I visited

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Lutz - Berlin

September 26, 2021

In 1811, sulphur springs were discovered near Bad Langensalza. The first sulphur bath opened in the bathing forest the following year. Thus, in 1812, the development of the city's spa system began, which is still based on the use of the local natural remedies sulphur, brine and drinking medicinal water, and made Bad Langensalza a state-approved sulphur-brine spa in 2005.

Sulphur water containing calcium sulphate and hydrogen carbonate
The sulphur water has a disinfecting, wound-healing effect. In a mineral bath, sulphur penetrates the outer layer of the body, traces even reach the blood. The sulphur stimulates the skin to produce so-called endogenous opiates, which have an analgesic effect. In addition, certain proteins in the skin and thus their biochemical activity are changed.

Source: badlangensalza.de/aktiv-gesundheit/kur

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Heike

October 8, 2021

Bad Langensalza is a sulphur-salt spa

The sulphur springs of Bad Langensalza were discovered in the Unstrut floodplains in 1811. The sulphur water is used in the spa department of the thermal bath and the nearby rehabilitation clinic "An der Salza" as a bath to treat rheumatic and skin diseases.
The water is not suitable for drinking!
(Sign inside the pavilion)

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Elevation 190 m

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Sulphur Fountain in the Friederikenschlösschen Pavilion

1. Klagetor (Clawßentor) – Powder Tower loop from Bad Langensalza

2. Klagetor (Clawßentor) – Powder Tower loop from Bad Langensalza

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