Bad Wiessee

Bad Wiessee is best known within Bavaria for its iodine-sulphur springs, discovered in 1909 and still central to its identity as a lakeside spa. The town occupies the western shore of Lake Tegernsee, where the water meets the lower slopes of the Bavarian Alps. Rather than a dense urban centre, it is arranged around residential streets, hotels, clinics and a waterfront promenade, with Tegernsee’s ferry services linking settlements around the lake. The surrounding area is closely associated with Upper Bavarian customs, from beer gardens to seasonal local festivals. Browse additional webcams from the Tegernsee area to extend your view of the Bavarian Alps.

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