Bad Tatzmannsdorf is Burgenland's main thermal spa destination, set in the gentle hills of southern Burgenland near the Hungarian border. The Avita Resort and Burgenland Therme provide substantial spa infrastructure around mineral springs that have been used therapeutically since the 1840s. The destination developed under Hungarian administration before Burgenland joined Austria in 1921, and its Central European character remains distinct from the alpine spa culture of Styria and Salzburg. The surrounding landscape of flat farmland, stork villages, and reed lakes reflects the eastern Austrian-Hungarian border zone. About 2 hours from Vienna by car.