Places of Interest

Trinkhalle (Pump Room)

The Trinkhalle, with its Corinthian pillars and striking murals is one of the most impressive buildings in Baden-Baden

Kurhaus Baden-Baden

With its unique elegance of the Belle Epoque the Kurhaus is the glittering centre of Baden-Baden.

Roman Bath Ruins

Visit the 2.000 year old Roman Bath ruins, which are one of the country’s oldest and best kept examples.

Baden-Baden Theatre

Performances and events in an impressive setting where the audience is touched in different ways.

Geroldsau Waterfall

Where Johannes Brahms and Gustave Courbet cherished and were inspired by this beautiful spectacle of nature.

Rose Society Garden

Arches of roses span the paths, and meadows are covered with countless colourful blooming flowers everywhere you look.

Friedrichsbad

The fascinating world of Roman and Irish bathing – a temple to the art of bathing for over 140 years.

“Rebland” wine region

Picturesque villages, sun-drenched vineyards and exquisite wines – a real insider tip for gourmets and wine lovers.

Caracalla Spa

The Caracalla Spa, in the heart of Baden-Baden, offers wellness and relaxation on a heavenly scale.

Festival Hall Baden-Baden

Unique acoustics in Europe’s second largest opera and concert hall.

Museum Frieder Burda

With its unmistakable architecture, it is home to many world-famous works of contemporary art.

Merkur Mountain & Merkur Funicular Railway

Baden-Baden’s highest point promises breathtaking views – accessible on foot or by funicular railway.

Casino Baden-Baden

Germany’s oldest casino combines history, style and elegance like no other.

Lichtentaler Allee

The world-famous riverside park, always full of flowers, where splendid parks and gardens create an incomparable townscape.

Old Castle of Hohenbaden

For all castle fanatics, the Hohenbaden Castle, built in 1102, is an absolute must.

Panorama Trail

Germany’s most beautiful hiking trail 2020 leads in 4 stages around the city – fantastic views all included.

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