Bad Gögging is the only arthritis spa in Bavaria that can offer its guests - next to modern physiotherapy – the three basic spa treatments out of its own natural sources:  concentrated sulphur springs, natural moors and thermal mineral water!
The visitor can expect a health spa of a highly therapeutic standard in the middle of a landscape with a wide variety of recreational possibilities.

Nowadays, Bad Gögging is a modern health spa town with approx. 2700 beds. Numerous B&Bs and hotels in all categories, several spa facilities and rehabilitation centres, and a large recreational infrastructure for example with walking routes and golf courses, provide the best possible environment for a wellness and health spa sojourn.

Bad Gögging is a suburb of Neustadt a.d.Donau; directly situated on the edge of a branch of the Danube River and with the idyllic river the Abens flowing through it. It is only a stone throw away from the proud ruins of the former Roman fortifications Abusina, which for 2000 years was one of the most important Danube-garrisons of the Roman Legions. As is generally known, the Roman legions were plagued by arthritis, and undoubtedly they discovered the rich sulphur springs of Bad Gögging for themselves, and found alleviation and a cure there. In the time of Emperor Trajan at around 80 AD, the Bad Gögging baths were therefore built, which made the town to one of the largest alpine state baths. The complex can be visited in the Roman Museum.

The modern spa times of Bad Gögging partly already started under the last Bavarian kings with the health spas “Römerbad” and “Trajansbad”, whose activities secured the official recognition as a spa resort in 1919. Successful drilling at a depth of 650 metres in 1976/1977 at the initiative of the association facilitated the “third therapeutic leg” of Bad Gögging: a valuable warm sodium-hydrogen carbonate-chloride-spring. Directly after that, the