Bad Bayersoien in the nature park

Bad Bayersoien accommodation

Plan your perfect holiday in Bad Bayersoien, one of Bavaria's newest moorland spas, a romantic, colorful, and vibrant town. Nestled in the picturesque landscape between blooming meadows and moors on the shores of Lake Soier, Bad Bayersoien offers not only idyllic tranquility but also the perfect base for exploring the surrounding area. Bad Bayersoien boasts a wide range of accommodations, from cozy apartments to comfortable hotels.

Here, in this scenic region where body, mind and soul find peace, a wealth of experiences awaits you . Whether you retreat to your own little haven after an eventful day in nature or let yourself be pampered in one of the welcoming hotels – Bad Bayersoien is the sought-after holiday destination that offers an ideal base for an unforgettable stay.

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Certified lake circuit

The greatest sight there is is the world - look at it

Kurt Tucholsky

Our mountain pine high moor

Bad Bayersoien is one of Bavaria's newest peat spas. For about 30 years, the unique mountain pine high moor has been administered here in peat baths. The peat has been proven to provide relief for many ailments, such as rheumatic diseases, osteoporosis, and back pain. Many people also enjoy the peat for preventative reasons and to strengthen their immune system.
The mountain pine bog, which is harvested in the Ammergau Alps Nature Park, is unique in its effectiveness. Further information on the origin, effectiveness, and availability of this natural remedy can be found on the following page:

The natural remedy mountain pine high moor

Worth seeing

Bad Bayersoien has small but nice details worth seeing in the town. Starting with the sundial park, the Rottstein, the war memorial chapel, the parish church of St. Georg and the bird trail.

To the sights

Impressions

War memorial chapel in Bad Bayersoien with staircase to the chapel

Exterior view of the Bad Bayersoien Museum

“Good food is even better when shared.”

-unknown

Eat & drink

Gastronomy guide