Tassilo Spring Temple

Bad Hall, Oberösterreich, Österreich
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A historic building with a round dome and yellow walls stands in a green park. The sky is clear and blue, surrounded by trees.
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A pretty yellow building surrounded by trees. The path leads over a small bridge to the building.
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An elegant fountain installation in an indoor space. The fountain stands on a round wooden base and is surrounded by white walls.
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A beautiful building in the snow, surrounded by snowy trees. The sky is clear and the view is picturesque.
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An elegant building with a dome-shaped roof in an autumnal setting. The path is lined with colorful leaves.
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A small group of people is sitting in a bright room. A discussion or presentation is taking place on a stage.
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Two musicians are performing on a stage in front of an audience. The room features an elegant design with bright walls and a classic style.
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An open door leads into a spacious interior with an elegant ceiling. In the background, people can be seen enjoying themselves in a stylish room.
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An elegant event space with white chairs arranged in a semi-circle. Large windows let in a lot of light and create an inviting atmosphere.
Hauptplatz 5
4540 Bad Hall
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Description: Address: Schwimmbadstraße 14, 4540 Pfarrkirchen near Bad Hall

In the forecourt of this temple-like building, the famous Tassilo spring still bubbles today. Its healing water is directed straight to the health center and is considered one of the highest quality iodine-salt springs in Central Europe.

The neoclassical spring house has a long history: Already used in prehistoric times and known as a salt source since the era of the Illyrians, it was gifted by Duke Tassilo III of Bavaria to the Kremsmünster Monastery in 777. Originally used for salt extraction as well as for relieving skin ailments and goiter diseases, Matthias Steppich and Alois Urlaub recognized the medical potential of the spring as of 1827. We owe the present spring temple to the Viennese merchant Maria Selig, who had it erected in 1841 out of gratitude for the healing of her daughter. The discovery of Roman coins from the time of Emperor Antoninus Pius confirms that the site already held significance in antiquity. 
In 2023, the spring temple was restored and is currently available for extraordinary events.

Tassilo Spring Temple
Hauptplatz 5
4540 Bad Hall

Phone +43 725877550
E-Mail gemeinde@bad-hall.ooe.gv.at
Web www.stadttheater-badhall.com/
https://www.stadttheater-badhall.com/
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Stadtgemeinde Bad Hall Bad Hall
Hauptplatz 5
4540 Bad Hall

E-Mail gemeinde@bad-hall.ooe.gv.at
Web www.stadttheater-badhall.com/

We speak the following languages

German

An exterior inspection is possible at any time – the interior is only accessible during events or special tours.

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