Bad Sülze
approx. 1,700 inhabitants
In German the word "Sülze" (aspic) has the same linguistic roots as the word "Salz" (salt). Bad Sülze refined this precious product in its saltern already in the 13th century. The Salzmuseum will take you on a historical journey back into the times of salt mining.
If you let yourself drift downstream on the Recknitz River, all you need to do is keep on an even keel and you will eventually arrive in Bad Sülze. The wild and unaffected Recknitz Valley, the Recknitztal, can be best explored on an extensive walking or bicycle tour. If you are lucky, you might even hear the characteristic twitter of a corn crake.
Historical facts
Bad Sülze was founded in the 13th century by Rostock merchants. The town owes its foundation to the saliniferous sources in the surrounding lowlands of the Recknitz. There is evidence that the first saltern existed already in 1229. Salt production remained an important...
Touristikinformation Bad Sülze
Saline 9
18334 Bad Sülze
phone: 038229-80680
fax: 038229-80677
e-mail: amt@recknitz-trebeltal.de
Internet: www.badsuelze.de