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Healing spring in the spa district for all who are thirsty.

spa district in Bad Ems

The epitome of German engineering and one of the steepest of its kind in the world Opened in 1887, the funicular railway to the 334-meter-high Malbergskopf covered a height difference of 260 meters over a length of 520 meters. It was powered by water ballast. At the time, it was considered the epitome of German engineering and one of the steepest of its kind in the world! In 1979, the railway was closed due to technical defects and declared a historic monument two years later.

Details on the technology of the Malbergbahn. The lower carriage has been restored to its authentic appearance.

Here, you can fill your own Emser water bottles for free. I only like it well chilled.

The Malbergbahn – also known as the Malbergbahn Bad Ems – was a funicular railway that ran from June 5, 1887 to 1979 between the town of Bad Ems and the hotel on the Hohen Malberg. On December 7, 1981, two years after it was closed, the railway was declared a technical monument. It ran without an accident until its last day of operation.

Bad Ems is a place worth seeing, not only for the Great Flower Parade. It also offers many hiking tours to the Taunus heights on both sides and the wonderful Lahn Valley cycle path.