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🇩🇪 Germany · Brandenburg
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45 m
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📅 Established
Chlorine-calcium healing spring tapped in 1927 at 175 m depth; therapeutic mud use documented from around 1900; current SaarowTherme building opened December 15, 1998
✓ Verified on 2026-07-29
SaarowTherme opened on December 15, 1998 in Bad Saarow, a lakeside spa town about 70 km southeast of Berlin. The town holds the official designation 'Thermalsole- und Moorheilbad' (thermal brine and mud healing spa), built on a chlorine-calcium healing spring tapped at 175 meters depth in 1927 and on mineral-rich mud (Moor) used therapeutically since around 1900.
A chlorine-calcium healing spring was tapped at 175 meters depth in Bad Saarow in 1927, and therapeutic mud treatments have been documented in the town since around 1900. The current SaarowTherme building opened on December 15, 1998, and Bad Saarow holds the official designation 'Thermalsole- und Moorheilbad' (thermal brine and mud healing spa).