Bad Laer

With its 7.2 per cent brine spring, the brine spa on the Blomberg has a lot to offer in terms of health.

Thanks to its brine mineral spring, Bad Laer is a real fountain of health. Situated at the foot of the Teutoburg Forest, a picturesque place to revitalise, regenerate and heal awaits you.
In over 1000 years of local history, Bad Laer has developed into a modern, state-approved brine spa. However, it has lost none of its picturesque charm. Embedded in the varied landscape with extensive fields, old farms and dense forests, you will experience carefree holiday flair.
In the historic town centre, you can stroll to your heart's content between lovingly restored half-timbered houses. In the mostly owner-run shops and restaurants, service and hospitality are a top priority - just like in the numerous excellent accommodation establishments. Here you can really relax.
 
TOP 10 sights

1. The early Romanesque defence tower "Griese Toarn" of the parish church Mariae Geburt is a landmark of Bad Laer. With its characteristic stepped gable, it has been a prominent feature of the municipality for over 1000 years.
2. The centrally located spa park offers six hectares of space for rest, sport and relaxation. Numerous attractions such as the barefoot park, the dahlia garden and the brine inhalation pavilion invite you to linger.
3. The old watermill in the spa park, rebuilt by the Tewes-Kampelmann farm, now houses a café-restaurant with a view of the Glockensee lake.
4. The brine treading pool at the back of the spa park offers refreshing water from the Springmeyers Kolk brine spring, which strengthens the circulation.
5. The sound and rhythm garden invites you to discover and explore with impulse balls and triangles, and there are no limits to your creativity.
6. The local history museum offers insights into the history of the Laerer linen trade, shows the craft of linen weaving and presents various collection focuses such as the history of the American emigrants and local geology.
7. In the specially created forest bathing area on the Blomberg, visitors can enjoy the forest atmosphere and experience mindfulness in the forest on guided walks with qualified instructors.
8. The historic town centre of Bad Laer with its restored half-timbered houses, the Thieplatz square and various shops invites you to discover the history of the municipality.
9. The Thieplatz square, now a venue for events, used to serve various purposes, including meetings and court sessions. This is where the local pole of shame stands.
10. Health takes centre stage at SoleVital. With a wide range of offers such as swimming in brine water, water courses and physiotherapy, the spa centre offers holistic care for the whole family.