The Trinkhalle (Pump Room) is one of Baden-Badens's most iconic landmarks. It is located next to…read morethe Kurhaus. It was designed to complement the grandeur of the Kurhaus and serve as a central space for spa guests. Originally, the Trinkhalle was a drinking hall where visitors could sip the city's mineral-rich thermal water. In the 19th century, "taking the waters" was a core part of spa culture across Europe. Trinkhalle reflected Baden-Baden's identity as a health-focused resort with the natural thermal waters. Today, you can't drink the thermal water, but you can enjoy the open colonnade with 14 beautiful frescoes (and an odd clown sculpture.) The fourteen frescoes depict local myths and legends, such as the Kellersbild, Der Mummelsee, and Engels- und Teufelskanzel, offering a view into the region's folklore. A beautiful stop on our walking tour of Baden-Baden.

Pretty building in Baden Baden. Not much to do or see besides this one building, but it's a good…read moreplace to stop by on a bigger walk.

Beautiful building inspired by the Palace of Versailles. Elegant interior of Belle Epoque theme…read more Magnificent chandeliers filling the non-smoking galleries of poker, blackjack, roulette, and, slot machines. Courteous greeters, dealers, and, pit bosses. Gorgeous bar and restaurant serving exquisite martinis and savory bites. Mandatory jackets for men and no shorts nor flip-flops allowed. Intoxicating were my nights at Casino Baden Baden! CHEERS!

Casino opens in afternoon so we got tour of rooms and history. If you want to gamble/drink/etc…read morethere is a dress code for men and women so check it out in advance. "With its French roots and the premises in the classical Kurhaus in Baden-Baden, which was equipped in the 19th century with ornately decorated rooms modeled after royal French palaces, it represents a tradition unique in Germany. It is only here that the iconic international casino flair can be found." You get the vibes that 'James Bond' would fit right in along with his female companion.

The only reason that this place doesn't get 5 stars is that the soft drink prices. Other than that…read moreyou should definetly go try. The breakfast buffet is also something to try.

We attended the Germany-US match public viewing while on a business trip to Bretten, Germany. A…read morecolleague invited us to watch the match at P10 because of the beach-y atmosphere. I admit, it was nice having sand on the deck and it did feel like a beach. We watched the match on the big screen under a white tent, which seems to be a permanent fixture. The couches were big and there were a lot of pillows. There was no sand where we were sitting under the tent. The selection of food was a bit disappointing, only small snacks and light sandwiches. Drink selection was good. Don't come there hungry. After the match was over, we went to the sand area and sat around and drank. We closed the bar at around 11pm. Unfortunately the owner seemed very upset with us that we had not left yet and that we weren't leaving as fast as he would like. My german isn't very good but he was kind of arguing with my colleague. I'm not sure what they were saying. The beach chairs were nice, the wait staff was attentive, the crowd was interesting. I'm not sure it was the best place to watch a soccer match. Definitely more fun after the match was over. There are umbrellas, and beds with canopies and those beach chairs with the canopies too. Overall very cool. Would go again.

The idea is pretty cool, but there are way to many chairs so that you cant see the sand anymore…read more.. and the "bathroom" is a joke. Also we had to wait almost 40 minutes to get the drinks on a Saturday afternoon. Could be better in my opinion. Once and never again.

Wow! Hands down - one of the best experiences I had in a long time…read more Ambiente - elegant, and welcoming warm Service - welcoming, friendly and memorable. The food ! The quality of the ingredients, the portions and the taste deserve 5 stars! AND a bonus: they have a Glühwein House on their terrace that overlooks the Christmas Market