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Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel

Two Saxon mountain pearls

In Bad Gottleuba, a small spa town with a low-stimulus low-mountain climate, the first facilities for bathers were built in 1880 after the discovery of mud deposits and ferruginous springs, and in 1978 the town was recognised by the state as a health resort. The valley with the Gottleuba River, rich in natural beauty, separates the Ore Mountains from the western part of Saxon Switzerland. Bad Gottleuba with its well-preserved town houses and extensive spa facilities is one of the most beautiful mountain towns in Saxony. An extensive, well-signposted network of hiking trails takes visitors into a landscape with many places of interest.

The Kneipp spa town of Berggießhübel, with its 200-year spa tradition, is one of the oldest spa towns in Saxony. The small town is charmingly situated in a valley widening on the Gottleuba. First mentioned in 1450, it originated as a miners' and smelters' settlement. The "Marie Louise Stolln" visitor mine has been open again since June 2006. During the guided tour, visitors learn interesting facts about the mining tradition of this region. A favourable climate at 300 to 400 metres above sea level offers ideal conditions for cures at any time of year.

These districts are part of Bad Gottleuba–Berggießhübel

Bad Gottleuba | Bahra | Berggießhübel | Börnersdorf | Breitenau | Forsthaus | Hellendorf | Hennersbach | Langenhennersdorf | Markersbach | Oelsen | Zwiesel

 

Tourist-Information:

Kurgesellschaft Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel mbH
am Besucherbergwerk Marie Louise Stolln

Talstraße 2 a
01816 Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel OT Berggießhübel
Tel.: +49 35023 52980 
E-Mail: info@badgottleuba-berggiesshuebel.de
Internet: www.badgottleuba-berggiesshuebel.de

 

As a guest in Saxon Switzerland, you get your Saxon Switzerland Guest Pass from your host directly upon your arrival. Holders of this pass receive wonderful discounts in many leisure time facilities. The Guest Card is a free service of the participating hosts and partners. It is not available for purchase.
It is valid during your stay, including the days of arrival and departure, and is non-transferable.  You can recognize all participating leisure time facilities with the Guest Pass logo. For further information, please contact your host or the local tourist information point.

Detailed information about the Guest Pass

As a guest in Saxon Switzerland, you get your Saxon Switzerland Mobility Guest Pass from your host directly upon arrival. Besides great discounts for many leisure time facilities, in certain cites this pass is also valid as a ticket for the VVO (Upper Elbe Transport Network) buses, trains, and ferries in the Saxon Switzerland fare zones except for special means of transport. Extra tickets are needed for the transport of pets and bicycles and for trips beyond the fare zone boundaries of the region. The Saxon Switzerland Mobility Guest Pass is valid during your stay including the days of arrival and departure and is non-transferable. You recognize all participating leisure time facilities with the Guest Pass logo. For further information please contact your host or the local tourist information point.

Detailed information about the Guest Pass

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