Baden-Baden is a picturesque city in southwest Germany, known for its healing thermal springs, luxurious resorts, and beautiful parks. Here is how you can spend a packed day in this beautiful place:
Morning
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Breakfast Start your morning with a traditional German breakfast at one of the local cafes, such as Café König. Try fresh pastries, coffee, and local delicacies.
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Caracalla Thermal Baths Spend the morning relaxing at the Caracalla Thermal Baths. This modern spa complex offers various pools, saunas, and massages. It's the perfect place to relax and recharge for the day ahead.
Daytime
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Walking tour of Lichtentaler Allee Colonnade Take a stroll along the picturesque Lichtentaler Allee, one of the most beautiful pedestrian zones in Baden-Baden, which stretches along the Oos River. Enjoy the stunning gardens and historic buildings.
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Frieder Burda Museum If you're interested in art, visit the Frieder Burda Museum located right on Lichtentaler Allee. It features works by contemporary artists and 20th-century classics.
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Lunch In the city center, you can find plenty of restaurants serving traditional German cuisine. Try dishes like Swabian spaetzle, sausages, or Flammkuchen.
Evening
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Fabergé Museum In the evening, you can visit the Fabergé Museum to admire the magnificent collection of works by the great jeweler Carl Fabergé.
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Stroll through the resort park Take a walk through the Kurpark (Spa Park) where you can enjoy the beauty of nature, fountains, and the architecture of historic buildings.
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Kurhaus and Casino End your day by visiting the famous Kurhaus, a historic building that houses one of Europe's oldest casinos. Even if you're not into gambling, it's worth stepping inside to see the beauty of the interiors. If you're feeling lucky, you can try your hand at the gaming tables.
Dinner
- Farewell dinner End your day with dinner at one of the cozy restaurants in Baden-Baden. "Rizzi" and "Le Jardin de France" offer excellent food and atmosphere.
Tips
- Clothing: Considering the frequent visits to spas and pools, bring your swimwear and comfortable walking shoes.
- Transportation: Most attractions can be easily explored on foot. The city is also well-connected by public transport.
- Reservations: For some restaurants or spa complexes, it's recommended to make advance reservations.
Enjoy your day in Baden-Baden!
