Kurhaus Baden-Baden
The grand neoclassical spa and casino building that has defined Baden-Baden's image since 1824. The building's exterior, colonnade, and surrounding Kurgarten are free to enjoy.
City in Germany
3 things to see
Baden-Baden is a grand spa town on the edge of the Black Forest, where the most expensive thing to do is the one you can skip. The Lichtentaler Allee, a long tree-lined park promenade along the Oos stream, costs nothing to walk, and the elegant town center with its colonnades and old casino building is free to admire from the outside. From here it is a short trip across the Rhine to Strasbourg in France or south to Freiburg, so Baden-Baden slots neatly into a budget loop through the region. Shoulder months in spring and autumn bring milder walking weather and lower room rates than the summer peak.
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The grand neoclassical spa and casino building that has defined Baden-Baden's image since 1824. The building's exterior, colonnade, and surrounding Kurgarten are free to enjoy.
A 2.3-kilometre park promenade along the Oos river, lined with over 300 tree species and flowering gardens. Free to walk year-round and considered one of the most beautiful park avenues in Europe.
A Gothic collegiate church on the Marktplatz housing a remarkable sandstone crucifix and the tombs of the margraves of Baden. Free entry and a quiet refuge above the spa quarter.
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