• Casino Baden-Baden Spielbank - With nearly two centuries of history, Casino Baden-Baden stands as an architectural gem where style, history, exclusivity, and elegance converge. It is the oldest and most stunning casino in Europe, attracting many renowned figures such as Bill Clinton, Angela Merkel, Barack Obama, and Nicolas Sarkozy. Visitors can enjoy trying their luck in a sophisticated setting. An exclusive tour of the casino can be arranged with the staff. The entrance fee is €10 per person, with tours available at 10:00, 11:00, and 12:00. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
• Pump Room (Trinkhalle) - The Trinkhalle features a striking pillared hall, known as the colonnades, designed in the ancient Roman style. It comprises 16 Ionic columns and offers an elegant, covered promenade that served as a walkway for noble ladies 150 years ago during rainy weather. The walls are adorned with 14 frescoes that narrate stories and legends from the region, providing insight into the rich cultural and mythological history of the Black Forest and Baden-Baden.
• Romische Badruinen - The Roman bath ruins offer a glimpse into ancient history and the early use of thermal springs. In the 1st century AD, the Romans discovered the healing properties of Baden-Baden’s thermal springs, then known as Aquae Aureliae. They constructed a thermal bath complex to aid injured and weary Roman soldiers. These thermal complexes also served as social hubs for ancient Romans, being places of relaxation, hygiene, social interaction, and trade.
• Stiftskirche Baden-Baden - Dating back to the 12th century, the collegiate church is a significant landmark in Baden-Baden, enchanting visitors with its rich history, impressive architecture, and artistic decor.
• Stadtverwaltung Rathaus - Situated in the heart of Baden-Baden, the current town hall building was originally a hotel in the Middle Ages. The town hall is more than just an administrative center; it symbolizes the city’s rich history and vibrant present.
• Lichtentaler Allee - Established in 1655, Lichtentaler Allee initially served as a road connecting the city center to the Lichtenthal monastery. By the 19th century, it had evolved into a splendid promenade, highly favored by spa guests and the aristocracy.
• Goenneranlage - Renowned as the most beautiful rose garden in Europe, featuring roses selected 50 years ago. It offers incredible photo opportunities for memorable souvenir photos.
• Leopold Square - The heart of Baden-Baden.
• Theater Baden-Baden - Opened in 1862, the Baden-Baden Theater has been a central part of the city’s cultural life. Designed by architect Couteau, the building impresses with its magnificent architecture and elegant neoclassical interior design.
• Friedrichsbad Baden-Baden - Opened in 1877 and named after Grand Duke Friedrich I of Baden, Friedrichsbad was built on the remnants of Roman thermal baths. It merges the tradition of ancient bathing culture with modern treatments and was among the first in Europe to combine Roman and Irish bathing cultures in one bath. Guests can choose to visit Friedrichsbad or Caracalla thermal baths after the tour for 2-3 hours of relaxation. Entry prices are €35 for 3 hours at Friedrichsbad and €19 for 2 hours at Caracalla.

• Personal guide and concierge service

• Tickets. If desired, guests can buy tickets on site

Experience a personalized and exclusive city tour in Baden-Baden! Dive into a realm of discoveries that will captivate your senses and uplift your spirit. Our meticulously designed tour through the UNESCO World Heritage city of Baden-Baden provides an ideal blend of culture, history, and local lifestyle. Together, we’ll craft unforgettable memories while uncovering the gems of this charming city. Your guide will stay adaptable throughout the tour, eager to meet your preferences.

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