Details
Founded: 18th centuryCategory: Historic city squares, old towns and villages in Germany
Historical period: German Mediatization & French Revolution (Germany)
Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
User Reviews
Stine W (2 years ago)
We had a wonderful time at this bath. It's 32 Euros per person which includes your entrance, a locker, a towel, a warm towel, soaps, lotion, tea, and a reading room. It feels quite reasonable considering the beauty and aesthetic feel of these baths. They are historical and have lovely tile work and beautiful pools, warm and hot air rooms, geothermally heated steam rooms, and several gorgeous thermal pools. If you have any interest in what a roman bath would be like this is relatively close (in layout, purpose, and nudity at least). You can read about thermes to see how similar it is. It is even almost on top of the Roman bath ruin. The decor itself is antique and features themes that would appeal to the bather seeking healing, moral instruction, and rejuvenation (spring flowers, ancient Rome, arabesque, geometrically shaped pools, halls for reclining and exercise). I was particularly impressed with the two naturally heated steam rooms which look like you're in the inside of the earth and feature primordial geologically themed fountains. There were not many people when I went, which made the experience even nicer. The assistant in the baths is helpful and he helped us figuring out where to go. It's a silent nudist bath which is awesome. I thought my hair was going to be straw from my visit to the baths, but the minerals in the water there made my skin and my hair happy.
We had a wonderful time at this bath. It's 32 Euros per person which includes your entrance, a locker, a towel, a warm towel, soaps, lotion, tea, and a reading room. It feels quite reasonable considering the beauty and aesthetic feel of these baths. They are historical and have lovely tile work and beautiful pools, warm and hot air rooms, geothermally heated steam rooms, and several gorgeous thermal pools. If you have any interest in what a roman bath would be like this is relatively close (in layout, purpose, and nudity at least). You can read about thermes to see how similar it is. It is even almost on top of the Roman bath ruin. The decor itself is antique and features themes that would appeal to the bather seeking healing, moral instruction, and rejuvenation (spring flowers, ancient Rome, arabesque, geometrically shaped pools, halls for reclining and exercise). I was particularly impressed with the two naturally heated steam rooms which look like you're in the inside of the earth and feature primordial geologically themed fountains. There were not many people when I went, which made the experience even nicer. The assistant in the baths is helpful and he helped us figuring out where to go. It's a silent nudist bath which is awesome. I thought my hair was going to be straw from my visit to the baths, but the minerals in the water there made my skin and my hair happy.
Matheson Harris (2 years ago)
Awesome experience. Went on a Monday afternoon and had very few other people around us. Very relaxing. Really enjoyed the cold plunge at the end along with the relaxation room (you could nap for an hour in there) and the last room with loungers and hot tea. Left feeling like jello and knowing my dad bod was solidly average. Don’t miss it.
Awesome experience. Went on a Monday afternoon and had very few other people around us. Very relaxing. Really enjoyed the cold plunge at the end along with the relaxation room (you could nap for an hour in there) and the last room with loungers and hot tea. Left feeling like jello and knowing my dad bod was solidly average. Don’t miss it.
Tomas Urlich (2 years ago)
My girlfriend and I had a great time at Friedrichsbad. We visited on a Wednesday afternoon in late May and only saw about a dozen other patrons during our stay, so the peace and quiet was particularly relaxing. If the mandatory nudity policy is what's stopping you from visiting, don't let it, it actually enhances the relaxation - you'll understand when you go.
My girlfriend and I had a great time at Friedrichsbad. We visited on a Wednesday afternoon in late May and only saw about a dozen other patrons during our stay, so the peace and quiet was particularly relaxing. If the mandatory nudity policy is what's stopping you from visiting, don't let it, it actually enhances the relaxation - you'll understand when you go.
Kate Brydone (2 years ago)
Hubby couldn't come along, so took my girlfriend instead. Totally relaxing day. Staff are fantastic, one of them looked out for us very well - Christian I think? So glad you are open again.
Hubby couldn't come along, so took my girlfriend instead. Totally relaxing day. Staff are fantastic, one of them looked out for us very well - Christian I think? So glad you are open again.
Milos Mandic (2 years ago)
Unique experience, different from modern wellness/spa. Being you back to the Roman times! There's a designated route inside you're recommend to follow for the best experience. You can spend a lot of time inside - we stayed for almost 4 hours.
Unique experience, different from modern wellness/spa. Being you back to the Roman times! There's a designated route inside you're recommend to follow for the best experience. You can spend a lot of time inside - we stayed for almost 4 hours.
