today 20°C/68°F
Today:
Temperature: 20°C/68°F
Sunshine: 60%
Freezing level: 3000m
Temperature: 20°C/68°F
Sunshine: 60%
Freezing level: 3000m
Cure centre Bad Häring
The cure centre Bad Häring has developed into a leading health institution within the past ten years. Guests of all ages will find not only excellent medical treatment but also a personal touch of an integral therapy. Apart from more than 100 types of treatment, among those F.X. Mayr-cure, dietary counselling as well as freezing therapy, an excellent team of doctors is at your disposal. Furthermore Bad Häring offers additional wellness programmes with the usual cure topics, to the support of your personal well being. Tyrolean’s unique water cure place has developed into one of Austria’s most renowned health and wellness destinations thanks to the sulphure healing water, which was discovered accidentally in 1951 by mine workers. Eventually the cure centre Bad Häring has specialized in the treatment of complaints of spine and limbs, rheumatism deseases as well as wear and tear of joints and spine. Special successes have been made with the unique “whole body freezing therapy” – patients spend several minutes in up to -110°C cold therapy rooms, they report pain reduction up to half a year. Patients are also being pampered with a rich entertainment programme (lectures, evenings with live music and dance, theatre performances and much more). This programme is available for house guests only.
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Cure and wellness offers of hotels
In Bad Häring hotels as well as private accommodations offer cure packages all year round. The hotel Panorama Royal ****S offers also a marvellous wellness temple and a huge variety of excellent beauty and wellness packages.
Bad Häring is not only renowned as Tyrol’s first cure place – this beautiful village also looks back on a rich history in mining. Discover important historical places along the themed walk . Coal mining as well as the first portland cement production of Austria-Hungary required continous mining for more than 250 years, 200 of those below the surface. This round trail with a length of 4,6 km gives you a lot of information on those times. The whole walk takes about 2 hours.
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The mining museum tells you in a lively manner about the history of mining and the daily life of the mine workers. The museum is located in the cellar vault of the Café Linde. This interactive mining museum invites visitors of all ages to explore, discover, listen and simply join in. Dive into the rich mining history of Bad Häring.
The themed walk is being enlarged constantly, quite new is the playground. It is located at the last station of the themed walk, on the way back to the centre. No matter if excavator, hammers or shovels ... our little guests can dig and discover many things.
The so called „Plitsch Platsch“ is a heated open air swimming pool and offers - apart from attractions for children - due to the close proximity to the cure centre the Plitsch Platsch offers showers, toilets and an entrance to the pool adapted for physically challenged. A terrace invites you to sit down, relax or enjoy specialities from the buffet.
The Kneipp pool is located next to the waterfall. Walking in cold water is a good training for the blood vessels as well as for the immune system. Here you also start your training along the path with training instructions for your back. This path with 10 stations and 23 different training units can be used to strengthen and stretch the back muscles. The waterfall itself - located next to the Kneipp pool - is also a special natural treasure.
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The feeding of the fallow deer is being held on request every Thursday at 4.30 pm. The fallow deer park is situated next to the farm Dallnhof in Bad Häring. The fallow deer preserve has a size of app. 2,5 ha with app. 60 fallow bucks. The almost fat free meat is also being sold and is especially suitable for dietary nutrition.
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