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Baden-Baden

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Fusing a highly contemporary lifestyle with a deeply rooted history, Baden-Baden brings Belle Époque bliss to the 21st century. This jewel in southwest Germany is well-known to tick all the boxes: natural hot thermal springs and soothing spas, quality hotels, gourmet restaurants, tempting shops, plenty of stunning events and a great cultural offer. All in a relaxing green environment, where everything is only an easy walk away.

Seldom is it easy to find a cosmopolitan city in the heart of the countryside that offers both tranquility and excitement. Yet, that is exactly what Baden-Baden is: an idyllic international spa town in Germany’s Black Forest. Offering a wealth of stylish things to do and places to stay - discover the luxury of living the good-good life in Baden-Baden.

Wellness

Baden-Baden’s hot springs are its raison d’être - not only a rite of passage, but also very relaxing. Daily 800,000 litres of warming waters at a temperature of up to 68 degrees work wonders for body and soul. The city’s two thermal baths are the healing properties of the warm, natural spring water combined with a range of high-quality beauty treatments. The modern Caracalla Spa with more than 43,000 sq-ft of bathing and wellness space, creates an exceptional ambience for relaxation in the thermal water. The historic Friedrichsbad looks back on more than 140 years of bathing history and brings traditional Roman bathing culture and Irish hot-air bathing to the modern day.

Dining & Wine

Baden-Baden boasts with a diverse and exhilarating gastronomic scene. From Michelin-starred restaurants, trendy roof top bars to charismatic local taverns, the culinary options are endless. Enjoy world-class fine dining at the elegant, Michelin-starred Le Jardin de France and Maltes hidden kitchen, which switches from an elegant Kaffeehaus by day into a gourmet temple by night. There is also more casual dining at tucked-away taverns, where regional as well as Alsatian flavours, such as Flammkuchen and braised pork cheeks are matched with local wines. Wine lovers rejoice as they can venture out to the city’s wine region, the Rebland. It is one of the best-known Riesling wine regions in Germany, with a whole host of excellent wines.

Nature

The city centre of Baden-Baden is car-free and home to numerous parks and gardens, ideal for starting off with a gentle stroll and perfect for soaking up the fresh countryside air. The Lichtentaler Allee, a 3 km long green oasis, invites for relaxing walks or horse carriage rides. This stretch leads past villas, palais and hotels - all reminders of the glorious Belle Époque at the end of the 19th century. It is also a great destination for outdoor sports, hiking tours and stunning vistas. The most beautiful view and the best spot for lovely sunsets offers the Merkur Mountain – the highest point of the city.  At 2,191ft at its peak, it can be easily reached via a funicular railway. Along with stunning views onto the surrounding Black Forest, there are hiking paths for all abilities as well as encounters with local wildlife, such as deer.

Don’t miss

  • Feel like James Bond for a night: Arguably, the city’s crowning jewel is, the Casino Baden-Baden for an evening rich in excitement and unparalleled opulence. Dress up for an adventure, a night of colour and conviviality as the nightlife of Baden-Baden never calls time, and “rien ne va plus” only applies at the roulette tables. Inspired by the French palaces of the 19th century, you will be in awe as you are taken back in time and embraced by the splendour, style and charm of the Belle Epoque.
  • It gets Christmassy: The winter season is very special for Baden-Baden as the city stages its annual Christmas Market, called here “Christkindelsmarkt”, which will run this year from 24th November until 6th January 2023. The market, located in front of the Kurhaus in the city centre, is an extraordinary experience for all senses: numerous festively decorated huts and stalls sell unique handicrafts, seasonal delicacies and precious gift items, aromas of roasted almonds, gingerbread and traditional mulled wine waft through the air and carols and life music are all around.
  • Flight time from London: 1 hour 35 min
  • Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport: 13km from the city centre; transfer time about 18 min
  • Currency: Euro
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Simon Chambers
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Mark Twain once said of the Baden-Baden spas – “after 10 minutes you forget time, after 20 minutes the world.”

 
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