Roman baths of Badenweiler

The Roman bath complex features symmetrical structures with original surfaces on warm and cold water pools, complete with limestone-lined relaxation rooms.

Construction of the baths began in the first century AD, starting with two pools before expanding into a full facility with reception and changing areas.

The Romans established their bathing customs in this region of Germania Superior, transforming Celtic thermal springs into structured Roman spa facilities.

A glass roof installed in 2001 protects the archaeological site while allowing visitors to examine the ruins and permanent exhibition about Roman bathing.

Natural hot springs reaching 26.4°C temperatures supplied water to this complex, which remains the best-preserved Roman spa north of the Alps.

Location: Badenweiler

Location: Germania Superior

Website: https://badruine-badenweiler.de

GPS coordinates: 47.80286,7.67173

Latest update: March 3, 2025 22:47