town in Bavaria, Germany
Bad Kissingen is a famous spa town (hence the word "Bad") in Lower Franconia. It is one of 11 "Great Spa Towns of Europe", a transcontinental UNESCO world heritage site.
Bad Kissingen was converted into one of Europe's oldest and leading spas as early as the eighteenth century and had established itself as a global household name by the late eighteenth century with many crowned heads staying here to receive various treatments against countless ills, mostly based on the supposed or real powers of water.
During the summer months (April-October) the last stagecoach line still operated by the German postal service is run as a tourist attraction between Bad Kissingen and nearby Bad Bocklet. A round trip ticket will set you back €22. The stagecoach leaves Bad Kissingen at 14:00 and leaves for the return trip at 17:30. It goes to/from Bad Bocklet on Sundays and to/from the nearby Aschach castle on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays.