Soldier Baths Roman Ruins, Baden Baden

The Soldier Baths Roman Ruins offer a captivating glimpse into the city's rich history as a renowned spa destination for over 2,000 years, formerly known as Aquae Aureliae. Easily identifiable by three suspended Roman amphorae, the well-preserved Roman Bath Ruins are a testament to the enduring Roman influence.

Discovered in the late 19th century during Friedrichsbad's construction, the Soldier Baths reveal a remarkable technical standard, particularly in the hypocaust system—a sophisticated warm-air heating system used to warm bathroom walls and floors.

To fully immerse yourself in the ancient bathing culture, opt for a a multi-lingual audio guide to explore the ruins at your own pace. Don't miss the short computer-animated film, enhancing the experience. Located beneath Römerplatz, the entrance can be accessed via Steinstraße or the Friedrichsbad underground car park.

For a unique experience, the Roman bath ruins can be visited outside regular hours by appointment, with a group rate of €30 plus entrance fees for 1 to 25 persons.