Baden Places: 25 Best Places to Visit in Baden. Baden-Wuerttemberg is a federal state located in southwest Germany on the German-French border and the Swiss-Swiss border. The Black Forest is located in the mountainous southwest of the state.
Stuttgart is the capital of the state. Wilhelma is a former royal residence that has been converted into a zoo and gardens. The headquarters of Porsche and the Mercedes-Benz Motor Company are located in Stuttgart, as well as museums and a 19th-century castle. The Swabian Alps lie to the south.
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1. Hohenbaden Castle
Hohenbaden castle is located in Hohenbaden-Baden, Germany. For nearly four centuries, Hohenbaden Castle was the main residence of the Margraviate of Baden. The castle was first constructed around 1100 by the Margrave of Lower Baden, Herman II, on the western side of the rock of Battert. The Gothic lower castle was constructed under Margrave Bernard I. – Baden Places
2. Museum Frieder Burda
Frieder Burda Museum is one of the jewels in Kurpark baden-baden. The museum was designed by the famous New York-based architect Richard Meier. The architecture of the museum allows for a great deal of natural light, and it is truly one-of-a-kind, just like the collection, which contains quite a few masterpieces. – Baden Places
3. The Baden-Baden Casino
The casino is housed in the sumptuous Kurhaus building, which dates back to the 1850s and was inspired by Versailles’ Palace. Inside, you’ll find rooms that were once home to French royalty, though they never actually visited.
We went on a 40-minute guided tour in the morning. Tours begin at 10 am and run throughout the day, with top-of-the-hour tours until 2 pm. Upon arrival, we were given a voucher that allowed us to enter the casino free of charge during the casino’s normal opening hours. – Baden Places
4. Lichtentaler Allee
lichtentaler allee is a 2.3 km walking avenue on the western bank of the Oos River in Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany. It is a historical park and an arboretum. It is open to the public free of charge. – Baden Places
5. Geroldsauer Wasserfall
The waterfall is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the vicinity of the tourist-frequented town of Geroldsau. It can be reached by a small road in Geroldsau that branches from the road leading to the Schwarzwaldhofstrasse, where there are several parking places for hikers.
The road leads to the waterfall, which is also accessible by a footpath along Grobbach and passes by the waterfall, as well as the nearby excursion restaurant, the Bufthof. – Baden Places
6. MerkurBergbahn
The highest point in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg is also one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region. Climbing to the summit of 2,191 feet on the Merkur mountain may seem like a tough challenge, but it doesn’t have to be!
The Merkur mountain is easily reached by the steepest and most advanced European funicular railway, the longest of its kind in Germany. In less than 5 minutes, you’ll reach the top of the mountain after negotiating an incline of 23% to 54% and a 1,214-foot difference in altitude. – Baden Places
7. Merkur Funicular Railway
Merkur Funicular is a meter-gauge funicular railway line in the municipality of Hausberg in the German state of Lower Rhineland-Palatinate. The line runs up the hillside of Hausberg to the town of Merkur. On top of the hill is the tower of Merkur. The line was opened in 1913, closed in 1967, and re-opened on April 27, 1979. – Baden Places
8. Merkur Mountain
The Merkur is a mountain of the Northern Black Forest in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg. It is 668.3 meters above sea level and is classified as a Hausberg of the Land Baden-Wurttemberg. The Merkur is situated between the spa town and the town. – Baden Places
9. Mummelsee
Mummelsee is a 17m deep lake located on the western side of the Horrischengrinde mountain range in Germany’s Northern Black Forest. It is a popular tourist destination on the Black Forest high road. The lake is said to have been inhabited by Nix and the king of the pummels in ancient times. – Baden Places
10. Festspielhaus Baden-Baden
The festspielhaus baden-baden is Germany’s biggest opera and concert house with a capacity of 2,500 seats. The building was built in 1904 as the central railway station of the spa town. – Baden Places
11. Europa-Park
Europa Park is an amusement park located in Rust, Germany. It covers an area of 95 hectares and consists of 18 themed areas. The theme park offers around one hundred rides and several shows, as well as thirteen roller coasters. The park also includes six hotels, one camping site, one tepee village, one cinema, and one conference center. – Baden Places
12. Schloss Favorite
Schloss Favorite is a chateau-style chateau located on the outskirts of the town of Rastatt (Förch) in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg. It was built in 1710 and completed between 1730 and 1740. It was originally used as a hunting lodge as well as a Maison de Platte. The chateau was built as a summer residence only for a few weeks per year. The chateau is close to Schloss Rastat.
The chateau is home to a large collection of porcelain, including porcelain of Chinese origin, porcelain of black lacquer, and porcelain of Schwartz porcelain origin. It is one of the oldest of the so-called “German so-called porcelain palaces” and the only one that has survived untouched to this day. – Baden Places
13. Mercedes-Benz Museum
Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart is an automobile museum located in Stuttgart Germany. The Mercedes-Benz Museum presents the history of Mercedes-Benz and the Mercedes-Benz brands. Stuttgart hosts the Mercedes-Benz Museum and is the headquarters of the international Mercedes-Benz Group. – Baden Places
14. Trinkhalle
The Kurhaus spa complex, located in the town of Kurhaus, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, houses the Trinkhalle, the main building of the spa complex. The Trinkhalle was constructed between 1839 and 1842 by the architect Heinrich Housch in a similar architectural style. The 90-meter arcade is adorned with frescoes and benches. It is said that the spa waters have healing properties. – Baden Places
15. Merkur
Merkur is a mountain at an altitude of 668,3 m in the northern Black Forest in the Land of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Merkur is also known as the “Hausberg” or “Staufenberg” in German. It is situated between the “Spa Town” and the “Gernsbach. – Baden Places
16. Friedrichsbad Baden-Baden
The historic bathhouse of the beautiful city of Friedrichsbad is one of the most important landmarks in the region. Built in Renaissance style in 1877, it was the most modern spa in Europe at the time of its opening and has not lost any of its original charm and atmosphere since.
The entrance hall and staircase to the bathhouse of the historic town of Friedrichsbad are a hint of what is to come in the years to come. From the spectacular shower fittings to the hand-painted majolica tile and the beautiful domed hall the historical bathhouse offers a glimpse into centuries-old bathing traditions. – Baden Places
17. Caracalla Spa
Caracalla Spa retains the charm of the traditional Roman baths. Take a dip in the outdoor Jacuzzi, relax in the thermal water, or explore the rock caves, where water temperatures range from 18°C to 38°C and the sauna invites you to immerse yourself in a meditative state and forget the world around you for a few minutes. The wellness lounge will entice you with attractive massages and beautiful beauty treatments. – Baden Places
18. Frida Kahlo Ausstellung
The exhibition “Frida Kahlo: The Making of a Woman” is a biographical show of over 100 reproductions of paintings, 100 photographs, 100 original Mexican clothing and jewelry, as well as furniture and accessories, inspired by the style of Frida’s home.
The exhibition invites visitors to enter Frida’s home, where she will share her secrets with them through one painting, photo, video, dress, and jewelry. Before entering the home, visitors will be transported to a vibrant Mexican street, ready for a fiesta and a celebration of life. – Baden Places
19. Rosengarten auf dem Beutig
garden of new roses and follow us to Beutig. Then you’ll know why the world’s largest association of rose societies has awarded the “Rose Novelty Garden the Award of Garden Excellence.”
On the paths, in the beds and on the meadows, the garden overflows with colorful flowers. Rose-covered arbors and comfortable benches beckon you to linger, and magnificent roses of all colors are everywhere. And in between are the new roses of the year.
To award Germany’s highest award for roses “The Golden Rose of Baden – Baden”, roses lovers, breeders, and an international jury gather annually in Baden. – Baden Places
20. Pump Room (Trinkhalle)
Founded in 1839 and completed in 1842, the 300-foot-long pump room includes fourteen frescoes representing the myths and legends of the region. The Trinkhalle is also home to the Friedrichsquelle, where fresh water can be sampled. – Baden Places
21. Goenneranlage
And then she’ll feel just like the famous coffee magnate’s wife because at the beginning of the twentieth century, he did just that. He created a beautiful rose garden in honor of his wife, and named it Gönner anlage, after the German-born Lord Mayor.
From May to October, you can enjoy the abundance of more than 400 varieties of roses. The names alone, like Swan Lake or Caprice, or Burning Love or Magic Love, will bring a smile to your face.
In addition to the roses, there are numerous statues and a centrally located fountain, making it easy to wander around and dream. – Baden Places
22. Panoramaweg
The panoramaweg covers a distance of over 40 km and is likely to take more than one day to traverse, unfortunately, the local map is currently being reissued, so it was a case of “exploring using your resources” for us. We decided on two contrasting walks, the first being from the old castle of Burg Alt-Elberstein, about 5kms away, with stunning views on either side and the second being shorter and gentler on a rondweg towards the Geroldsau falls and back, both of which we would have loved to do more of. The panoramasweg is full of signs pointing to other walks, but it would be better to have a map ahead of time, as we met very few people on our journey. – Baden Places
23. Weingut Schloss Neuweier
The manor house dates back to the twelfth century and is thought to have been constructed on Roman foundations. The Knights of Bach reigned for 330 years and built the castle as a gothic water and defense deep castle. In 1525, the castle was severely damaged by the Germans during the Peasants’ War but was rebuilt in a Renaissance style by Philip IV, Duke of Dalberg in 1548, after the last Knight of Bach left the castle to his wife, the Baroness Cronberg, and her daughters, Baroness Eltz, Baroness Knebel, and the Baroness Katzenelbogen. The castle passed into the hands of the family of Knebel after the death of the last daughter in 1615. The new inhabitants brought Riesling with them from the region of Franconia, and the vines were grown on terraces in the mauerberg. They were also granted the right to vinify the wine. – Baden Places
24. Stadtmuseum Baden-Baden
The permanent exhibition of the cultural and urban history of the town is part of the permanent program of the city museum. There are also regularly changing special exhibitions of cultural and urban history.
The Alleehaus is the name of the museum, which was founded in 1892. It is situated in the center of the well-known allee. The city has a rich history, with more than 2,000 years of tradition as a spa and health resort. In the nineteenth century, it rose to the position of an advanced world spa. – Baden Places
25. Faberge Museum
Fabergé Museum is a private museum in the spa town of Baden Baden, Germany, devoted to Fabergé jewelry. The museum was opened on 9 May 2009 by Russian art collector, Alexander Ivanov. Fabergé is a Russian jewelry company. – Baden Places
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