Caracalla Therme, Thermal bath complex in Baden-Baden, Germany.
Caracalla Therme is a large bathing complex with multiple warm and cool pools, steam rooms, and spa facilities fed by natural springs. The grounds include indoor and outdoor areas with varying water temperatures and treatment options to suit different preferences.
The bathing center was built in the 1980s to make accessible the natural warm springs that have been known in this area since ancient times. The springs themselves are much older and were valued by early inhabitants.
The facility draws on mineral springs that people have valued here for centuries as a place to bathe and care for their well-being. Visitors move between warm pools and cooler areas in a rhythm that reflects a long tradition of bathing in the region.
Plan to spend two to four hours exploring and enjoying the various pools and areas at your own pace. Wear comfortable shoes or water shoes and note that some outdoor sections are less comfortable in cooler weather.
The water contains dissolved minerals that give it special qualities found nowhere else in this region. Additionally, visitors can enjoy consistently high water temperatures year-round, with no seasonal changes to affect the experience.
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