Bad Hindelang, Bavaria

The Town Hall of Bad Hindelang, Germany
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Author: Jürgen Matern


Bad Hindelang is a small town in the district of Oberallgäu, in the region of Swabia, in southern Bavaria, Germany. As its name indicates, Bad Hindelang is a health resort. The name denotes the presence of a sulphur spring that was developed for its therapeutic properties since the 19th century. The town itself is much older than that. In 1660 Prince-Bishop of Augsburg Sigismund Franz built a hunting lodge here. It was renovated and today serves as the local town hall.

Visiting Bad Hindelang

Bad Hindelang is close to the German-Austrian border. One of the nearest cities to it is Ulm. From there, take Autobahn 7 heading south until Kempten, when you continue on Autobahn 980 and then State Route 19 to Sonthofen. At Sonthofen, continue on State Route 308 to reach Bad Hindelang.

Places of Interest in Bad Hindelang