Bains municipaux, Public bath in Strasbourg, France.
The municipal baths building features Neo-Baroque architecture with two symmetrical swimming pools, thermal spaces, and detailed stone ornamentation on its facade.
Architect Fritz Beblo completed the construction of these public baths in 1908, during a period when most households lacked private bathing facilities.
The baths served as a central meeting point for Strasbourg residents, combining swimming facilities with recreational areas for physical activities and social gatherings.
This establishment contains separate swimming pools for men and women, traditional steam rooms, specialized treatment areas, and modern fitness equipment.
The facility required 1.5 million marks for construction in 1908, making it one of the most expensive municipal projects in Strasbourg at that time.
Location: Strasbourg
Inception: 1908
Architects: Fritz Beblo
Address: 10 Boulevard de la Victoire 67000 Strasbourg
GPS coordinates: 48.58353,7.75974
Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:44
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