Elisabeth Spring

Located in the spa park of Bad Kreuznach, Anas Elisabeth Spring stands on historic ground...

The oldest salt spring in the area of the city of Bad Kreuznach was tapped in 1832 at the top of today's spa park at a depth of about 80 meters. It is called Elisabeth Spring. A private individual carried out the drilling at his own expense. It is named in honor of a member of the then Prussian royal family. Since saltwater has been extracted here, the Kreuznach spa has no longer relied on imports from the Hessian 'Salinental' before the city border. The current structure over the spring dates back to the 1870s and is a focal point of the spa park. The spring is located exactly at the point where the main arm of the Nahe River and the mill pond separate, offering an impressive view of the Nahe weir. Today, the spring is secured by a flood protection embankment that serves as a viewing platform. After serving as a drinking spring for over 150 years, it has now become a popular wine tavern in the spa park, as the drinking cure has been discontinued.

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Categories

Monument/Memorial Excursions Garden/Park/Facility Historical Historical Buildings Historical Square/Center Cultural Tours Spring Romantic Sights Wine & Culinary (Season Extension)
Opening hours
Monday: 17:00 - 23:00
Tuesday: 17:00 - 23:00
Wednesday: 17:00 - 23:00
Thursday: 17:00 - 23:00
Friday: 17:00 - 23:00
Saturday: 17:00 - 23:00
Sunday: 11:30 - 23:00
Address

Kaiser Wilhelm Straße - Kurpark
55543 Bad Kreuzbach (DE)

Coordinates

Lat: 49.841020
Long: 7.853655

More information

Located in the spa park of Bad Kreuznach is Anas Elisabethquelle. The establishment stands on historic ground above the first - 1832 discovered brine spring of the city and long served for drinking cures. Today, instead of saltwater, wine is served here. The owner Ceballos de Fuchs ensures a hospitable atmosphere and offers selected Nahe wines from various wineries. Hearty dishes and rustic snack platters as well as other
fine delicacies from the kitchen are served. A beautiful covered outdoor area is available from spring to autumn. The establishment has 54 seats indoors and 150 seats outdoors.

The oldest salt spring in the area of the city of Bad Kreuznach was discovered in 1832 at the top of today's spa park at a depth of about 80 meters. It is called Elisabeth-Quelle. A private individual conducted the drilling at his own expense. It is honorarily named after a member of the then Prussian royal family. Since saltwater has been extracted here, the Kreuznach spa has no longer relied on imports from the Hessian "Salinental" before the city border. The current structure of the spring dates back to the 1870s and forms a focal point of the spa park. The spring is located exactly at the point where the main arm of the Nahe and the mill pond separate and offers an impressive view of the Nahewehr. The spring is now secured by a flood protection dam, which serves as a viewing platform. After the Elisabeth-Quelle served as a drinking cure for over 150 years, it has now become a popular wine establishment in the spa park.