Bad Adelholzen
Bad Adelholzen is a part of the municipality of Siegsdorf in Bavaria .
geography
Bad Adelholzen is located between Siegsdorf and Bergen near the Hochfelln , which at 1,674 m is one of the Chiemgau's great panoramic mountains .
climate
The annual precipitation is 1695 mm. Over 98% of the measuring locations of the German Weather Service show lower values; the precipitation is thus in the upper third. The driest month is February; it rains most in June. In the wettest month there is about 2.2 times more rain than in the driest month. The seasonal fluctuations in precipitation are in the upper third. In over 98% of all places, the monthly precipitation fluctuates less.
history
Adelholzen is one of the oldest spas in Bavaria. According to legend, the source is said to have been discovered by a Roman legionnaire named Primus. Records by the doctor Bopp from 1629 say that there was already a lively bathing activity in Adelholzen “four hundred years ago”. In the same year Adelholzen was raised to a noble court mark , which also had lower jurisdiction. In 1695 the architect and builder Caspar von Zuccalli bought Bad and Hofmark. In 1840 the castle and the adjacent buildings were destroyed by fire. Georg Mayr from Brunnthal near Munich bought Grund und Heilquelle and started a new bathing establishment in 1843. In 1895 the Adelholzener Primusquelle was put on the market.
The Munich motherhouse of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy acquired Bad Adelholzen in 1907 and founded the Bad Adelholzen nursing home . Alfons Haslberger (March 29, 1885 - April 9, 1969) from Gars, who worked as a curator in Bad Adelholzen for over 50 years, has made a great contribution to promoting and selling Adelholzen healing water. Alfons Haslberger came to Adelholzen as a chaplain in 1912; at that time there were about 100 spa guests in the house. The spring and healing water was initially made available by the sisters using the simplest means, and in 1919 the first electrical filling plant was built. In 1923 the papal nuncio Pacelli, who later became Pope Pius XII, stayed. , to the cure in Adelholzen. During the world wars, Adelholzen was converted into a hospital. In 1939 the Primusquelle became a "state-approved medicinal spring", and in 1946 it was also officially recognized as a "bath". In 1994 the Adelholzener Primusquelle became the Adelholzener Alpenquellen GmbH . Today the company has 600 employees and is still owned by the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy . The company's proceeds go to social projects.
Soil monuments
See: List of ground monuments in Siegsdorf
literature
- Johann Josef Wagner: History of the Traunstein Regional Court . Second division. History of the former Hofmark seats in the district court district of Traunstein . In: Upper Bavarian Archive for Fatherland History , Volume 27, Munich 1866–1867, pp. 15–109, especially Section 1: Adelholzen , pp. 15–35 ( online ).
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Coordinates: 47 ° 49 ' N , 12 ° 37' E