Baden-Baden is a balneological and therapeutic resort. The city boasts a large number of hotels, health resorts, clinics, baths, and swimming pools, as well as a mineral water spring where visitors can enjoy the exquisite mineral water.
For health and preventive purposes, people with musculoskeletal disorders, injuries, nervous system disorders, chronic respiratory diseases, gynecological conditions, metabolic disorders, general weakness, and lethargy come to the hot mineral springs.
These thermal waters are believed to have beneficial effects on various health conditions, offering relaxation, pain relief, and overall rejuvenation. Visitors can partake in various spa treatments, therapeutic baths, and wellness programs under the guidance of medical professionals to improve their well-being and promote healing.
The resort is home to 12 thermal springs. The local therapeutic mineral springs consist of warm artesian chloride-sodium waters. The majority of the water comes from hot springs with temperatures ranging from +56 to 68.8 degrees Celsius.
These mineral springs have been known since the 1st century when they were discovered by Emperor Caracalla. Taking water treatments here can be beneficial not only for people with nervous system disorders, respiratory and joint conditions but also for those seeking preventive measures.
The thermal and mineral springs offer a range of therapeutic benefits, including relaxation, improved circulation, pain relief, and overall well-being. Visitors can indulge in various hydrotherapy treatments, mineral baths, and wellness programs to enjoy the healing properties of these natural resources.
"Caracalla-Therme" is considered the most popular facility among visitors. This complex is built directly on the thermal springs. Within the resort, there are multifunctional establishments specializing in water procedures for children, urological treatments, general therapeutic departments, as well as contrast water procedures.
