
Aachen/Germany
Carolus Thermen Bad Aachen
A modern thermal bath drawing on the hottest springs north of the Alps, in Charlemagne's spa city.
Places
Every thermal bath and spa published in Germany.
15 thermal baths

Aachen/Germany
A modern thermal bath drawing on the hottest springs north of the Alps, in Charlemagne's spa city.

Bad Füssing/Germany
One of Europe's busiest thermal towns, built on a sulphurous mineral water found by chance during oil drilling in 1938.

Bad Reichenhall/Germany
An Alpine brine bath in a Bavarian salt town, using the same AlpenSole that made Bad Reichenhall's fortune.

Bad Ems/Germany
A contemporary thermal bath on the Lahn in one of Germany's classic 19th-century spa towns.

Bad Orb/Germany
A brine thermal bath in Hesse known for its underwater-sound "Liquid Sound" pool.

Erding/Germany
Europe's largest thermal complex, built over a 1,900-metre-deep spring.

Baden-Baden/Germany
Baden-Baden's modern thermal bath, opposite the historic Friedrichsbad.

Baden-Baden/Germany
A neo-renaissance Roman-Irish bath from 1877 where the route through seventeen stations is the point.

Bad Wildbad/Germany
A Moorish-Revival bathing palace in the northern Black Forest, restored to its 19th-century state.

Bad Wörishofen/Germany
A large Bavarian thermal-water leisure bath in the town that gave the world Kneipp therapy.

Bad Nauheim/Germany
Europe's most complete Jugendstil bathing complex, built around naturally carbonated saline springs.

Bad Staffelstein/Germany
One of Germany's most strongly mineralised thermal brines, in Franconia.

Bad Kissingen/Germany
Bavarian brine bathing in a light, contemporary therme.

Bad Windsheim/Germany
A dense Franconian brine that floats you like the Dead Sea.

Wiesbaden/Germany
An Art Nouveau bathhouse in Wiesbaden built over Roman-era foundations and fed by the town's scalding Kochbrunnen springs.