Location: Baden-Baden
Top Things to do in Baden-Baden
The 6 Best Spas & Wellness in Baden-Baden, Baden-Wurttemberg
Nestled at the foot of the Black Forest in South Germany, Baden-Baden is a chic destination for those who fancy a dip in its famous salt- and radon-rich thermal hot springs. The town has been a popular destination for so long that it's starting to show its age, but not to worry. It's still very classy, picturesque and well-maintained. (The Dame Julie Andrews of German spa towns, if you will.) Sporty types will find an abundance of opportunities to enjoy golf, tennis, horseback riding and skiing nearby in winter.
Restaurants in Baden-Baden
1. Sathu Thai Spa & Massage
2. BaanLeela Traditionelle Thaimassage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, leider haben wir vergessen, ebenfalls "deutsch" als in unserem Unternehmen gesprochene Sprache einzutragen. Dies ist jedoch offensichtlich im Nachhinein nicht mehr ohne weiteres möglich. Bitte tragen Sie somit "deutsch" als bei uns gesprochene Sprache nach. Vielen Dank und mit freundlichen Grüßen Varanya Armbruster
3. Baden Beauty
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Baden Beauty - das Premium-Institut für apparative Kosmetik im Herzen von Baden-Baden. Erleben Sie bei uns modernste Anti-Aging-Behandlungen oder ein tiefenreinigendes Gesichtspeeling mit Aquafacial oder entspannen Sie bei unseren Anti-Stress-Treatments mit tierversuchsfreier Wirkstoff-Kosmetik oder unseren Wellness-Massagen mit Bio-Naturölen. Gerne stellen wir Ihnen Ihr Behandlungspaket für Ihren Aufenthalt in Baden-Baden zusammen.
4. Friedrichsbad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,163 reviews
Experience the ultimate in Roman bathing culture combined with Irish hot-air baths here at the Friedrichsbad. Luxuriate in this exclusive bathing pleasure as you visit each of the 17 different stages. The changing temperatures and the healing thermal water in the various baths have a regenerative effect on body and soul. The well-being that you take home with you after a visit to the Friedrichsbad and the healing benefit of its thermal water will be unforgettable, as it has been for many others for over 130 years.
Reviewed By 864sl - Wellington, New Zealand
My husband and I were a little nervous to visit these baths but decided to go after visiting Caracalla baths (which we found to be more like a thermal swimming pool). We are so glad we did!! We went on a mixed day. You start at the locker rooms and feel a little sheepish as you walk through to the first station, but after that you quickly settle in and realise it's not that scary. The first few rooms are hot steam rooms and then you move to a scrub (if you get the wellness package) and to the various saunas and spas. There are 17 steps, each noted on a sign at the relative stop (they helpfully give you suggested times to spend at each stop). We finished up faster than the 3.5hrs and went back to saunas/spas we particularly liked... You have ample time so don't rush! We really loved the experience, it was very relaxing and we will 100% visit again. The spa was itself very beautiful and felt very safe. The sleeping room was also a great part of the experience.
5. Caracalla Therme
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,291 reviews
With more than 4,000 m² the Caracalla Spa offers lots of scope for you to unwind in relaxation and bathe at leisure in the hot thermal water. The bathing area with its large variety of bathing pools and the Roman saunascape with an outdoor area in the picturesque castle gardens invite you to relax and enjoy.
Reviewed By littlem731
There have been thermal baths in Baden Baden since pre-Roman times, now they are housed in a modern glass-dome building on the edge of town. There are several baths with differing temperatures, from a "tepidarium" - hot water all the way to a "frigidarium" and yes it is very cold! There are powerful jets in several areas, excellent for massage, and waterfalls, and there is a pampering area and steam baths, also a sauna but we didn't use that. Swimming costumes to be worn apart from in the sauna, but towels are no longer supplied. Most of the pools are within the dome, but a curtained exit takes you outside to more pools There is a café next to the hot baths, and a restaurant outside the pools area, but still within the building Cost about 15 euros per head for 2 hours, we felt that was excellent value. Enjoy!
