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While age limits for young children vary at Baden-Baden’s thermal baths, some spas have onsite babysitting services.
Most baths and attractions in Baden-Baden are accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout much of the town.
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There’s no cost to visit Baden Baden, but many travelers like to join a guided tour to get more out of their time there. Tour prices vary depending on length, inclusions, and where they start from. Expect to pay from US$290 for a full-day tour from Frankfurt, which may include other nearby attractions such as the Black Forest or Heidelberg. If you’re traveling independently, you can book a self-guided audio tour of Baden Baden for as little as US$12.
Admission to Caracalla Spa in Baden Baden costs €20 for two hours, €24 for three hours, and €34 for a day pass. Combined admission to the baths and saunas costs €25 for two hours, €29 for three hours, and €39 for a day pass. With the 2-hour and 3-hour tickets, every additional 10 minutes beyond the allotted time costs €1, so it’s a good idea to be punctual.
Baden Baden’s two main spas—Caracalla and Friedrichsbad Spa—have different policies regarding swimwear. To bathe at Caracalla Spa, you must wear swimwear at all times. However, Friedrichsbad Spa is traditionally a non-swimwear venue; if you’d prefer to wear swimwear, you can visit on a Wednesday or Saturday. Other baths and pool complexes have their own rules regarding swimwear.
The complimentary Baden Baden Guest Card—also known as a Cityticket—is given to all guests at Baden Baden hotels over the age of 6 years old. It’s valid for the duration of their stay in the town, and provides a wide range of discounts and benefits. These include free public transportation within certain zones, a guided city tour, discounts to some spas, free admission to one local museum, and more.
Many of Baden Baden’s spas offer various facilities and concessions for visitors with mobility needs. For example, Fortyseven Spa has accessible entrances, changing areas, showers, toilets, parking, and lifts for access to the thermal baths. Pool lifts are available at Caracalla Spa, but anyone requiring these must notify the spa at least two days ahead of their visit.










































































































































