With a wide range of health and wellness services, award-winning cuisine, a wellness area, and recreational activities—including a 600-square-meter indoor fitness area—you’ll find an idyllic oasis here in the heart of the Bucklige Welt.
Over 40 years of experience:
Experience health at the highest level: Guests staying here benefit from over 40 years of experience through a wide range of therapeutic and diagnostic services combined with Bad Schönau’s natural remedy: naturally occurring carbon dioxide gas. Ideal for:
- Active Preventive Health Care (GVA)
- Improvements to the musculoskeletal system
- Support for blood vessels and circulation
- Psychosocial health
Your Path to Health
The 4-star Königsberg Bad Schönau Health Resort offers a comprehensive leisure and activity program for exercise in any weather, as well as a pleasant, relaxing atmosphere and first-class, personalized service.
- An oasis of well-being with an indoor pool and a year-round heated outdoor pool
- Saunas and steam baths
- 600m² “Therarama” indoor fitness area
- Guided adventure hikes
- E-biking, yoga, dance, Zumba, and more
In addition to the “Gesundheitsvorsorge Aktiv” program and spa and rehabilitation stays, guests also have the option of booking a private wellness stay featuring comprehensive and personalized preventive care and therapy programs. To this end, we offer numerous customizable packages that can be booked year-round, as well as for limited seasonal or monthly periods. For more information, visit: www.gkbs.at
"Green Toque" Cuisine
Culinary delights are not neglected here either: The à la carte restaurant “Bucklige Welt” has been awarded a “Haube” by Gault&Millau and also boastsa “Grüne Haube” and organic certification. The focus on regional, organic, and award-winning cuisine is a natural part of a healthy vacation.
Public Transportation
Take the train from Vienna or Graz to Wiener Neustadt Central Station. From there, take the Aspangbahn to Edlitz-Grimmenstein Station, then continue by regional bus to the Bad Schönau B55/Abzwg. Ort stop. From there, it’s about a 15-minute walk.
