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중세풍의 구시가지, 매우 매력적이며 도시 호수 바로 옆에 있어 방문이나 휴식을 취하기에 좋습니다. 많은 카페와 레스토랑이 있으며, 도시 호수 옆에는 멋진 공원과 아름다운 분위기가 있습니다.

The oil mill gets its name from the fact that oil was actually produced here, for example from rapeseed or flax plants. Farmers from the surrounding area brought their harvest to the oil mill in Bad Waldsee and returned with the pressed oil. Of course, they had to pay the miller a small fee for this. The seeds were ground into pulp in the mill, and a heating process and pressure produced the precious oil. The operation operated from 1820 until the 1950s. Source and more details: https://www.oberschwaben-tipps.de/olmuhle-bad-waldsee-fasnetsmuseum-olmuhlenmuseum/

Beautifully situated on the Steinach stream, this small 18th-century chapel is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. A table and two benches stand by the stream in front of the door. This idyllic setting invites you to linger for a while. Depending on the time of day, the trees also provide some shade for the overheated hikers and cyclists. The chapel was built in 1793 by local farmers Anton Bächtinger and Johann Georg Bendel. The interior was renovated in 1907. The shrine testifies to the veneration of Mary.

A pillar in the mayor's office bears the carved stone inscription: "In the year 1426, the house was built, and Ulrich Kudrer was mayor and master builder." At that time, the town had around 500 inhabitants, severely humiliated people who were "dishonorable, disloyal, perjured, without rights, and convicted" if they rebelled against the harsh dictates of the Waldburg lordship. The town hall was a reaction to this oppression. It had to be large enough to coexist with the castle and the monastery. And since Ulrich Kudrer was not only a good mayor but also a brilliant planner, he succeeded in translating the citizens' needs into architecture. Source and more details: https://www.bad-waldsee.de/gaeste/de/kultur-stadtleben/sehens-wissenswertes/rundgang-durch-die-historische-altstadt

There are many of them in the region

Beautiful half-timbered houses in the village. They have been extensively renovated and everything has been done right.

The Schlosssee is also located in the middle of the city, but is not developed for tourism as there are hardly any public accesses to the lake shore. The lake is owned by the princely house of Waldburg-Wolfegg.

The town lake can be seen as Bad Waldsee's "calling card" alongside the historic old town. There has been a continuous shore path since 1952. The lake is in the middle of the town and is also used by the town's outdoor swimming pool. The town's rowing club uses it as a training water and there is also a boat rental service. The lake is owned by the town and is managed by the local fishing club.