Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa

Address: Schillerstrasse 4/6, Baden-Baden, Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg, 76530, Germany | 5 star hotel
 
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This 5 star hotel, located on Schillerstrasse 4/6, Baden-Baden, is near Caracalla Therme Baths, Friedrichsbad Roman-Irish Bath, Lichtentaler Allee, and Casino Baden-Baden Spielbank.
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      Friedrichsbad and..............Ich bin Nackt

      A travel blog entry by peterconnor on Apr 06, 2015

      10 comments, 3 photos

      ... then work your way back through the sequence if you wish.

      Confronting? Not really but maybe for some, but definitely not in Europe. Really, nobody
      bats an eyelid. You are often confronted with clothed female staff that seem to appear quite regularly to do things with water and I guess bum mats.. But I guess if they are also there on mixed day, it s no big deal for them.The place is huge and when you enter you either go left or right as the whole ...

      Easter Sunday in Baden Baden

      A travel blog entry by johnwpowell on Apr 05, 2015

      15 photos

      After a trip to Colmar France, we stopped at the midway point back home at Baden Baden. We had afternoon tea at the hotel and then explored the Casino, Theater, and beautiful surroundings. We spent the afternoon relaxing at the Caracalla Therme Baths. One thing I've learned how to do since being in Europe is to disconnect on the weekends and enjoy life and Baden Baden is the place to do ...

      Baden Baden

      A travel blog entry by peterconnor on Apr 05, 2015

      7 comments, 10 photos

      ... attend for the mineral bath experience. There aren't any other tourists per se although it seems that elderly day trippers, accompanied by guides, are bused in each day from Frankfurt and Stuttgart

      The photos will show that it has wonderful old paved streets and many spill on to large and small town square type of openings. It is a very, very wealthy and well-heeled part of the world. Although, economically, you would describe me as a "Flash packer"; but appearance wise, ...

      Random and Crazed Jottings from Abroad

      A travel blog entry by peterconnor on Apr 02, 2015

      8 comments, 9 photos

      ... something of interest, well I forget where I am.

      My much maligned travelling buddy (when Jules cannot be with me) Lindsay will give testimony to this fact. Don’t get me wrong, Linz is no Philistine and loves his history and worldly interesting facts but he knows I tend to read everything in relation to museums, historical points of interests etc etc. And we were in the London Museum and out of the corner of my eye I caught him peeking at me, somewhere between The Bronze ...

      Palais de Rohan Strasbourg

      A travel blog entry by dieter44 on Apr 01, 2015

      21 photos

      ... arms and pottery

    • Strasbourg and Alsace in Roman times: the legionary Argentorate camp, an exceptional collection of religious sepultures and regional gravestones, countless objects from the daily life of the Gallo-Romans, along with a prestigious collection of antique glassware
    • The beauty of Merovingian arms and jewelry, as well as the famous Baldenheim helmet, Ittenheim's decorated phaleras, the tomb of the ...
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