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Baden-Baden, nestled in the western foothills of the Black Forest along the Rhine Valley, is Germany's most elegant and aristocratic spa town. Famous for its healing thermal springs from Roman times, its majestic Kurhaus with the most beautiful casino in the world, its tree-lined promenades such as the Lichtentaler Allee and its world-class cultural offering (led by the Festspielhaus), the city is an oasis of luxury, well-being and refined nature.
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One of the most romantic Christmas markets in Germany, set up in front of the Kurhaus illuminated with thousands of fairy lights, mulled wine ('Glühwein') stalls, Black Forest crafts and an avenue of artisanal nativity scenes.
Germany's most prestigious and glamorous equestrian social event since 1858. It brings together European high society at the Iffezheim racecourse with elegant hats, betting and champagne.
Opera and symphonic gala season where world-famous conductors and soloists (such as the Berlin Philharmonic) offer exceptional concerts in the city's theater.
Alpine panoramic route (B500) along the ridges of the Black Forest to the mystical Mummelsee glacial lake and Hornisgrinde peak (1,164 m).
The capital of Alsace, famous for its majestic pink sandstone Gothic cathedral, the canals of the medieval district of La Petite France and its Franco-German cuisine.
Sunny hills dotted with vineyards producing the famous 'Klingelberger' Riesling white wine, with stops at historic wineries such as Schloss Neuweier.
One of the most spectacular neo-Gothic castles in Europe, perched on the top of a conical hill and the ancestral seat of the Prussian royal dynasty.
Famous university city on the banks of the Neckar River with its baroque historic center, the Old Bridge and the romantic ruins of the Palace of the Electors.
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An idyllic enclave where hills covered with fir and oak trees embrace the valley of the Oos River.
One of the safest and most peaceful cities in the world, with practically negligible crime rates.
One of the cleanest, most landscaped and impeccably maintained cities in all of Europe.
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View full guideClimb in the late afternoon to the ruins of the Altes Schloss to enjoy the sunset over the Rhine Valley with views all the way to Strasbourg and listen to the giant Aeolian harp installed on the castle walls.
If you don't want to play at night, take the morning guided tour (before the gaming tables open) to calmly admire the lavish palatial architecture of the halls.
In historic Friedrichsbad the circuit is strictly nudist ('textilfrei') and swimsuits are not allowed. In the modern Caracalla thermal baths, a bathing suit is mandatory in the pools and nudism only applies in the upper sauna area.
To access the classic gaming rooms of the Casino, formal attire is required (jacket and shirt for men, dress or elegant suit for women). Jackets can be rented at reception.
The mineralized thermal water of the Trinhalle is rich in minerals and sodium; Drink it warm in small sips to promote digestion according to nineteenth-century tradition.
Due to the high temperature and mineral load of the water in the Caracalla and Friedrichsbad thermal baths, it is recommended to limit continuous immersion to 15-20 minutes per pool and hydrate frequently.
The city has exceptional security; Walking at night through the Kurpark and the streets of the historic center is completely calm and safe.
On routes to Hohenbaden Castle or the Battert Rocks, follow the official marked trails of the Schwarzwaldverein and wear grippy footwear.
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