This small, atmospheric town in a beautifully scenic location in southern Germany offers charming hotels, magnificent green spaces and a variety of health-focused options.
Baden-Baden's tradition as a spa resort dates back over
2,000 years. The Romans, who were the first to appreciate the health
benefits and healing powers of its hot springs, established the first
baths here as long ago as AD 69. There are a total of twelve thermal
springs in Baden-Baden with therapeutic powers that remain undiminished
today. The water bubbles up from 2,000 metres below ground and contains
minerals such as lithium, caesium, silicic acid, boric acid, manganese
and magnesium plus traces of cobalt, zinc and copper. Spa visitors bathe
in the restorative water to alleviate a variety of illnesses including
cardiovascular, rheumatic and joint disorders, although metabolic
ailments and respiratory conditions also reap lasting benefits. During
the belle époque Baden-Baden enjoyed a reputation as Europe's summer
capital and its international renown continues to this day. Baden-Baden
water is used in a variety of bathing, drinking and inhalation
therapies. and two other thermal pools – the modern Caracalla Therme and
the historical Roman-Irish Friedrichsbad – offer relaxation and
invigoration. Baden-Baden is a quality-certified spa resort and has won
awards for the quality of its drinking water. Whether it's a spa clinic,
spa hotel or wellness hotel – all offer a wide range of exclusive
treatments tailored to individual needs.
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