Discover Bad Endorf

Bad Endorf offers several ways to shape your stay: thermal baths, theatre, cinema, market Sundays and a terrain therapy trail. If you are looking for a hotel in Bad Endorf, consider whether you would like to plan your trip around culture, an event or outdoor activities.

Thermal Baths and Trail

The Chiemgau Thermen Bad Endorf include, among other things, a Dead Sea salt cave. It is one of the features of the thermal bath complex and may be relevant when choosing where to stay. Route No. 10 offers a different focus: it is a terrain therapy trail that runs through Bad Endorf and starts in the spa district at the hiking information board in front of the Chiemgau Thermen. From there, it leads into the Simssee Moos nature conservation area. This gives you different options to consider: a feature of the thermal baths and a trail leading from the spa district into the Simssee Moos. Check the trail details locally before setting out.

Theatre, Cinema and Hartmannsberg Castle

The Bad Endorf Folk Theatre has a history spanning more than 230 years and is considered Bavaria’s third-oldest theatre. Its long history gives the town a distinctive cultural focus. Marias Kino in Bad Endorf opened in 1953 and is a cultural monument that has won numerous awards. It regularly receives awards from the Minister of State for Culture for its outstanding-quality film programme. Marias Kino also shows concerts and live broadcasts from the Royal Opera House in London. Film screenings, concerts and opera broadcasts offer different ways to plan your trip. If you would like to plan your stay around a programme, check the specific dates in advance. In the wider Rosenheim destination, the Amerang Farmhouse Museum showcases farmhouses, craft buildings and technical installations from the Chiemgau.

Exhibitions, chamber concerts and seminars are regularly held at Hartmannsberg Castle. The castle building is not open to the public for visits. So do not plan on a self-guided visit to the castle. If you are interested in an event there, check the specific date before your trip.

Market Sundays and Practical Information

Bad Endorf’s market Sundays take place every year in May and October. Numerous market traders offer goods and handicrafts. If you would like to visit specifically for a market, these two months provide a seasonal planning window; check the specific date for the year of your visit.

The Bad Endorf Tourist Information Centre is located at Bad Endorf railway station and provides advice on events, leisure activities, cycling and hiking trails, and public transport. Hiking and cycling maps and tickets for various events are also sold there. If you need tickets or maps for your plans, check their current availability before travelling. This gives you one place to get answers to your questions about events, trails and public transport.

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