Baden-Baden

Welcome to Baden-Baden, a town that for centuries has been synonymous with luxury, wellness, and high culture. Nestled on the edge of the Black Forest in the Oos River valley, this is one of the 'Great Spa Towns of Europe,' a…

The Kurhaus is the social and architectural center of Baden-Baden. Built in the 1820s in the Neoclassical style, its long, elegant colonnade and grand interiors have seen the arrival of the world’s most famous figures. …

Baden-Baden’s reputation is built on its thermal water, and nowhere is this more evident than at the Friedrichsbad. Completed in 1877, this 'Roman-Irish' bathhouse is a temple to hygiene and wellness. …

Stepping away from the grand spa buildings, we enter the Altstadt, or Old Town. This area is built on the steep slopes of the Florentinerberg, meaning it is full of narrow, winding alleys and hidden staircases. …

No visit to Baden-Baden is complete without a walk along the Lichtentaler Allee. This 2.3-kilometer-long park and promenade follows the Oos River from the Kurhaus to the Lichtenthal Abbey. …

For those willing to climb a bit higher, the 'Paradies' (Paradise) offers one of the most beautiful spots in Baden-Baden. This is an elaborate landscape complex featuring a cascade of fountains that tumble down the hillside…

As our tour of Baden-Baden comes to an end, we hope you leave feeling replenished and inspired. This is a town that exudes class and sophistication at every turn, yet it remains deeply connected to its natural roots in the Black…