Very good Sauna-park and water-park, where you can relax and enjoy your day. There is also a…read morespecial room built with Salt-stones, where you can enjoy 30 minutes of silence. After the Sauna there are rooms where you can rest and if you need reactivation there is a whirlpool. When you are in the near it's a must to be there. The minimum time you should have is about 4 hours.

It's honestly a very pretty place. I would still be careful and look after my belongings since…read morethere are a lot of sketchy people around but it's still a very beautiful place!

The Schlossgarten is situated behind the beautiful palace in the middle of the green city of…read moreKarlsruhe, just a short distance from the main shopping street. It simply is THE best place in spring and summer to have a break, meet up with friends, have a picnic, sunbathe, read a good book, enjoy the scenery, or share a bottle of wine until the early hours of the morning (the latter is very highly recommended!). But the Schlossgarten is also a sight to behold in autumn and winter, when it is perfect for a leisurely stroll around the expansive woods and meadows, on which you may perhaps be able to make friends with one of the many resident red squirrels.

When in Baden-Baden go to a thermal spa…read more Baden-Baden is famous for its thermal spas that date back to the time of the Romans. In fact, there is an archeological site that you can visit with remains of an old Roman thermal spa. Baden-Baden is a UNESCO World Heritage Center known as part of the "Great Spa Towns of Europe." We opted for a textile required modern thermal spa. (The other spa is a coed textile free spa. No thank you.) Caracalla Therme was so relaxing for a few hours. We bought a pass that was buy two hours, get the third for free which worked perfectly with our time in Baden-Baden which was limited due to low river levels along the Rhine and Main Rivers. The cave with a heated spa pool was our favorite area. So enjoyable. Make sure to bring a bathing suit, towel, sunscreen and water. So nice to spend the afternoon relaxing at the spa.

We spent the day relaxing at this renowned Baden-Baden spa. It was a much needed day of self-care…read moreafter Jet-setting across multiple countries for several days prior. The spa is reminiscent of old Roman baths with its saunas and thermal pools. Everything is so peaceful. There are various saunas indoors and one outside in a garden, steam baths, etc. All of the water comes from local springs. The bathing area goes from indoor to outdoor. The indoor portion is under a domed, glass roof. You can easily swim from inside to outside. The hot springs are incredible. I have done all those is spa days but this one really allowed me to let go and not think about anything other than enjoyment. This visit was everything I'd hoped for in this spa town of Baden-Baden.