A beautiful park that provides shade even at high noon. Linden trees provide shade and a beautiful scent as you walk. Your senses come alive as you walk. You can hear birds chirping, the water in the brook that runs alongside, parallel to the paths, geese honking and rustling leaves as a slight breeze runs through them. You can feel a breeze and the smell of the linden trees. You see hotels, mansions, restaurants, a museum, and a park within a park, which you can access by walking across the bridges. It is beautiful.

This is a beautiful open park with lots of paths to follow both for walkers...joggers and cyclists. It follows the river directly into Baden Baden centre. A really peaceful open space to while away some time.. There are plenty of play areas for children....tennis courts...and easily accessible toilets at various points along the route..

We had a stopover in this beautiful town and visited the Allee in autumn. The colors were serene and breathtaking. We enjoyed a lovely afternoon stroll and thoroughly loved the experience

Gorgeous! So much to see along the river walk. It's a must in Baden-Baden ❤️

Designed as an extension of the Kurpark, this historic park and tree-lined promenade was created in 19th century during the town’s spa boom. Plenty of historic villas around, very cool walk even in rainy weather.

Stunning gardens and parks following the river’s flow. A perfect place to relax and enjoy during the day

An absolutely beautiful, serene stretch of park along the Oos river! This is a must experience while in Baden-Baden. This tranquil part is so relaxing, calming and enjoyable, probably on any day but especially on a sunny warm weather afternoon. You should plan at least a couple of hours, walking the whole stretch or parts of it with so many spots to sit and take breaks. Hopefully these pictures do some justice to the beauty of the place!

Went for the Yoshitomo Nara exhibition. A very nice building and great space right in the middle of town. The shop wasn’t great though, they should definitely needs to drop all the interior decoration crap.

Great exhibition of German Impressionism with Liebermann in main focus. We enjoyed it very much, even though usually we are drawn more to abstract, surrealist and post-impressionistic pieces

The museum is immersed in nature and it has been an amazing setting to discover the work of Nicolas Party, which is pretty much rooted in nature. The synergy with his natural landscapes and the contrast with the apocalypse and the decay of things that is a focal point of the artist has been quite magnificent. I did feel that the exhibition is rather small and restricted for the price of the ticket - although admittedly Nicolas Party created a lot of murals specifically for this museum, and I didn’t love the museum shop. I wish there were items on sale that matched the exhibition and the modern spirit of it, there were classic things on sale that you could find in any store out of this museum. I didn’t have coins with me and I couldn’t leave my jacket in the garderobe for 1 euro. I wish in the future this kind of details will be modernized. All in all a pleasant Sunday experience and I would recommend visiting if you have the chance.

Super nice museum and also very kind staff I highly recommend going here!!♡

The Pousette exhibition didn’t resonate with me. Feels like a market driven exhibition. The museum building’s design appears to be aging quickly and does not embody a timeless character.

Great contemporary art museum. At the time of my visit you could reserve a spot to be taken a portait by a robot arm. There were also audioguides available for 5 eur. There is not much information, and we did not take them but they could be worth it. We went with the Museumspass.

Nice looking museum in beautiful town of Baden-baden. Was nice to have visited, but the work they had on display at that moment wasn’t as cheerful and easy to appreciate as some of the more pop art like work you see on the Google review photos. Still had a nice time there.

The spa has a beautiful setting with both indoor and outdoor pools that look great. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end for me. The hygiene throughout the spa is really poor. The bathrooms in the spa area smell strongly of urine and feel damp and neglected. The whole place is way too moist, including the locker rooms, where I also noticed rubbish on the floor and human hairs everywhere. It gave a very unclean impression and made it hard to relax. The solarium beds are dirty and clearly not taken care of. For a wellness facility, regular and thorough cleaning should be a priority—but here, it clearly isn’t. The sauna area is also outdated. While the wooden chalets outside look nice, everything inside feels old and run-down. Overall, the spa looks good at first glance, but once you actually use the facilities, it’s clear that cleanliness and maintenance are being ignored. This needs urgent attention.

Spent a good 2 hours enjoying the thermal waters. Ticket for 2 hours to visit the pools and use the naturist sauna upstairs is 25 euros plus a 6 euro fee gorvtowel hire. But caution keep an eye on your towel as it's 21 euros if you lose it! In the sauna area upstairs it is a no textile area and you are obliged to sit on your towels in the saunas. There are lots of choices based on temperatures and there is a cafe. Downstairs the pools are huge and extend outside so you can swim and bathe in the sun. This area is textile so you need a costume. It is very clean and there are lots of changing areas ...showers and lockers for valuables. You get a waterproof fob that does everything including charging for food and drinks...opening lockers ...gaining access to the sauna area etc. Very well run...A must if you are visiting Baden Baden.

Caracalla Spa: A Heavenly Experience in Baden-Baden Caracalla Spa in Baden-Baden is truly a dream come true for anyone seeking pure relaxation and well-being! From the moment you step inside, you're enveloped in an atmosphere of serene tranquility and pure luxury. It’s the perfect place to let the stresses of daily life completely melt away. The variety of pools, saunas, and steam rooms is simply impressive. Whether you prefer the warm outdoor pool with its bubbling jets, the mineral power of the thermal water in the indoor pools, or the beneficial warmth of the diverse saunas – there’s something for everyone. The architecture is beautiful, featuring abundant natural light and a spacious feel, which greatly contributes to the calming ambiance. Moreover, the facilities are exceptionally clean and meticulously maintained, enhancing both comfort and hygiene. The staff is discreet and professional, which helps ensure an undisturbed experience. Take your time to explore all the different zones; you'll find that every corner of the spa offers something unique. Caracalla Spa isn't just a wellness center; it's a complete experience that revitalizes both body and mind. It's the ideal destination to treat yourself, recharge, and completely unwind. An absolute must-visit for anyone looking for a rejuvenating and memorable top-quality spa experience!

As a lover of Japanese style hot baths, the rather tepid baths didn’t do it for me. Also the scale and theme park atmosphere was missable. So suffice to just walk through the first floor and experience the various baths especially the outdoor one with the strong current and lazy river. The second floor (no clothes) was much better as the saunas were actually hot! There are a variety of them and the most impressive is the steam room (great spa) with a sun drenched view of the outdoor bath downstairs. There are also outdoor saunas which are charming especially in cooler weather. Here you really get to sweat out toxins and the spaces are smaller and with fewer people so that you can relax. The cold plunge pools dotted around are amazing for circulation, and the foot baths to regulate temperature were a thoughtful healthy touch. I wish I skipped through downstairs more quickly to spend my time here! The changing rooms were well designed for maximum efficiency - you enter from the outside into a changing room, disrobe and the locker is on the other side. Vice versa when you leave. Everything is streamlined and neat. With the mass of human traffic I think the spa staff do their best to keep things clean but it’s not going to be 100%. Don’t bring too much - swimsuit (a must for baths) and rubber nonskid slippers if u need footwear (optional I think). Also a towel or two for the sauna - if u like to put something over u or under your head. Bathrobe if u intend to hangout in the comfy chairs for a while. Important tip - the GPS location fails if coming by car, please put in GPS the address for the parking garage : Rotenbachtalstraße 1, 76530. Did not realise the spa validated parking, so please remember to do so.

Second floor of Sauna is amazing, specially the one of 95 degrees. By the way, the front desk is very kind and nice

I spent three hours here with my boyfriend, and the time flew by! We were amazed by everything — the water is wonderful, and there are pools with different water temperatures. Lockers, dryers, showers — everything you need is here. Definitely worth a visit!

Overcrowded. Very loud and echoing karaoke performances in the main room. Loud shouting and roughhousing in the outdoor pool. No info given at the entrance on the first visit (towel info would’ve been useful along with nudity at the upstairs sauna), had to queue for hot tub, unfriendly staff, had to queue for lounge chair, crowded sauna. I left stressed out and annoyed. Terrible standard of hospitality. If you’re American, think YMCA —but not fun.

Nice historical building in green with free entrance, providing a cooling place in midsummer.

One of the most iconic landmarks of Baden-Baden, Pump Room, served as mineral spring house for thermal waters. Constructed in 19th century to house healing springs, it had replaced old wooden structure (place was known for its springs from Roman times). The warning at the house is advising against drinking the water since it contains unsafe levels of arsenic. Beautiful building and garden around it, probably most memorable impression from town’s visit.

This is a gorgeous historical site that has been turned into a museum or event venue. There’s a display inside about famous spa towns of the world (I took a photo of the list for future reference). The experience is to walk along the outside passage to see the splendid art for the protection of this watershed (in renaissance style). No charge to enter. Worth the stroll.

Trinkhalle, Baden-Baden: A Charming and Historic Must-Visit! The Trinkhalle in Baden-Baden is an absolutely charming and historically rich spot that truly deserves a five-star review. It's not just a building; it's a journey back in time and a delightful part of the Baden-Baden experience. The stunning architecture with its elegant columns and beautiful frescoes is captivating. It’s clear that every detail was carefully crafted, making it a joy to admire from both the outside and within. Strolling along the promenade in front of it, especially on a sunny day, is incredibly pleasant. Of course, the main attraction is the opportunity to taste the famous thermal water. It's a unique and traditional experience that connects you directly to the town's spa heritage. While the taste might be an acquired one for some, the act itself is part of the charm and history. The surrounding gardens and the general ambiance contribute significantly to its appeal. It's a peaceful place to relax, people-watch, and simply soak in the refined atmosphere of Baden-Baden. The Trinkhalle serves as a beautiful gateway to the Lichtentaler Allee and is a perfect starting point for exploring the town. It's a definite must-see for anyone visiting Baden-Baden, offering both historical significance and a lovely setting. Highly recommended!

A standout building in Baden-Baden that is a must see if you are in town.

Wish I had more time but this place is amazing. The stonework is kept clean and restored. Lots of flash cards to talk about the history of the area. Park on the property is beautiful at night. The only downside is there is a massive casino nearby that makes the theme and atmosphere a little less special

Beautiful scenic area in Baden Baden. Free to roam around and plenty of picture opportunities to take.

As others have noted, the entry fee is too expensive. However, the overall experience is memorable, with many different rooms, including a steam room heated naturally. The reading room at the end is very relaxing and we enjoyed drinking tea and dozing in there. The spa definitely could do with a bit of renovation. It looks tired compared to the rest of Baden Baden town centre. I would nonetheless recommend a visit - just try to forget about the price!

The highlight activity of our 6 day stay in Germany. Each room we passed through was a novelty but the interiors hark back to times gone by. We loved the bubble baths and the heated rooms but couldn't muster up the courage for the cold bath at the end! Finished off with hot herbal tea in the reading room. Slippers, towel (at the end), sheets, free locker and hairdryers all provided. Great experience!!

This place is amazing... I spent three hours in a world of tranquillity. The facilities are fabulous, you can relax, steam, sweat, soak and swim, you lose all track of time. Once inside the building the architecture and design is outstanding. Really helpful staff, everything was explained clearly and how you follow a route around the different areas. This was my first visit to Friedrichsbad, I had previously been to the large spa next-door, but this place was amazing. I would recommend you embrace the nudity and enjoy it how the Romans used to bathe. This is now a must visit place when I am in Baden-Baden.

We went on a Thursday around noon, and it was not crowded. I was checking some older bad reviews and was a bit hesitating. It turns out the worries were not necessary. We were super shy as that was our first time trying mixed-gender thermal spas. The staff was friendly and patiently explained the steps, and she told us to just relax ourselves and enjoy. The building itself was historic, so I am fine with some peeled-off tiles or only a few not functional faucets. I was a bit disappointed that the massage treatment was not available during the time we went. The atmosphere was really calm and soothing, and my skin became very smooth after!!

This spa is excellent. The history behind it, its age is so fascinating. The staff exceptionally helpful. I would recommend it highly to anybody who is considering a visit. Ignore negative reviews in my opinion, and the opinion of my friends who were with me.

The thermal bath was a good experience though we did not get the luxury feeling there. The building is beautiful on the outside but could be maintained better on the inside. There were broken tiles and stuff which we noticed. Out of 17 steps, 4 are showers, 1 was unavailable, 4 were pools with different temperatures out of which we used only 2 as the others were too cold, 2 were steam rooms with different temperatures, 2 were air baths with different temperatures, the others were drying room, cream application room, relaxation room (best) and reading room! Except at the reception, there is no one inside to guide you but the suggestions on the notice boards in every room were quite helpful. The reception guy was very smiley and helpful. Recommendations of minimum time that you should spend are written on the boards and there are clocks in almost every room so you can time yourself. We bravely visited on a mixed-gender day as this was our first time. We almost fell asleep in the relaxation room. The place is clean but could be better maintained for the luxury feel. More details on Blogaberry. Com if you'd like to know more...

Unfortunately didn't meet expectations, maybe because it's not as nice comparing to other thermal baths I've been to. Description on the web site is not really accurate. They don't give any shower gel or shampoo. At the first stage where you have 3 showers with 2 soap dispensers you barely have any soap and this is your first impression. Sleepers they do give but I'm not sure how hygienic it is to use them, look quite old. And also people tend to take someone else's sleepers, the same happened my towel, so better to keep them close by. One pool had sharp bits at the bottom, be careful (I think stage 11). And I'm sorry but I saw a roach in the main pool (stage with swimming pool under big dome). Overall experience is nice and very relaxing (until you see a roach), rest rooms are good at the end, you feel relaxed and skin feels nice (though whole thing about body lotion, you just put cream from the dispenser in a small room). Building is beautiful but facilities are getting old and probably not very well maintained, next time I'll choose something modern.

Outstanding nice collection for those familiar with Fabergé and history. In context of the ticketprice is reasonable too. One⭐ less due to the lack of information. Its too little, somewhat unstructered and often only in Russian.

Local lovely museum showing the detailed designs for the rich and famous from the Faberge collection and lab. Great history and amazing products. Worth a check... Your parents or grandparents may have a few of these items and you wouldn't even know the value.. 😂😊

The collection was interesting but somewhat hectic. Not much information was available about the exhibits. Staff had their young child running around and being very disruptive. A strange and awkward place for the hefty price that they charge.

It's a VERY little museum overpriced 27 € for 2 little collections, the Gold and Faberge. The Gold one is just 1 room size, i expected to see something more interesting ... The whole collections Faberge and Gold honestly for what it is it are OVERPRICED, not good mantain and not attractive to the tourists ,specially for the ones who love museums,I can say this museum it is more expensive than the price of the Louvre in Paris or the Vatican in Rome and seriously nothing to compare,they are seriously making lot of profits for what they give, the customer is paying an overprice ticket for the effort they are putting in the mustum... I would like to know if the higher costs are because of donations to any charity or foundation that at least will justify the OVERPRICED ticket ,the only thing that can maybe make me think that justify 5 euros of the ticket cost it's the entrance ticket that is a Faberge Bill, like those of souvenirs you can buy in amusement parks machines with the logo park. They overprice their costs and i really feel dissapointed and scammed ,the museum doesn't cover my expectations they do have some very nice eggs of the faberge collection wich it's nice to see and worth but the exposition is very unorganized with lack of showing the history, they have little personal stuffs historical but not shown in a nice way wich it's a pitty because of the objects value, it's so messy at the point that the tourist feel tired with a headache and dizzy of such a mess put together, specially the way they put the jewelry and little stuffs that make them see like a cheap flea market wich its very sad. It's honestly very disappointed to scan an online QR code to read a few lines without a good explanation,they don't have the audio guide system. Their staff are very friendly and try to do their best but their souvenir store is also a mess with not so good quality products and OVERPRICED, it miss light in the whole museum, they can make it better , make an effort and give a better exposition well elaborate to show it to the customers and charge a fair price for what they show, or at least will be nice that they explain us if the OVERPRICED ticket it's for a good cause of charity to at least know it worth the payment.

Too expensive for what is offered. Even though we were excited to have come across a museum dedicated to Fabrege's works, the entrance fee was shockingly high considering the size of the collection. The collection did not have as many Faberge eggs as one would expect to see. There are many items made in Faberge workshop on the exhibit though whose detailed works were impressive. Yet, hardly any further information about the maker and dates were available. Upon entrance we felt that we had mistakenly entered a Russian household. The single guide present just could give a few sentences in English about the exhibition, visitors were left to discover more through QR codes leading to bare minimum object descriptions. Half the entrance fee would be more than enough for this museum.

Worth 3.5 stars, but my significant other and I went to this museum in December of 2024. Personally, I think it is overpriced but one of the tour guides gave us a detailed but concise history of Faberge Eggs in Germany. The museum is small therefore the self guided tour is brief. They have a gift shop that is nice but the replicas of the Fabrege Eggs are expensive but are still worth the look. However if you do decide to buy an egg remember..... these are NOT REAL FABREGE EGGS! But they will make an excellent accompaniment to a bookshelf,desk,table or stand.

Small museum full of pretty things. Nice QR code system in different languages. I imagine this is great if you’re already interested in Faberge but I wish there had been more history of the company to give some context to the items. The history of the museum is worth looking up. It’s owned by a Russian private collector. Interesting stuff with a fair bit of scandal!

Did the guided tour for 10€ less 1€ discount from our hotel. It really is worth doing. The casino is absolutely stunning with a fascinating history. The tour takes 40 minutes and you are allowed to take photos. A nice interlude on a cold day.

NOT GOING BACK. SERVICE NOT SO GOOD, ONLY 1-2 Tables (Roulette & something else). Didn’t see BlackJack and above all, no one there to provide any material gestures of guidance or hospitality. Actually saw the 2 tables at about 3-4PM, and was totally unimpressed. Baden-Baden yes, Casino pass it. The architecture is fantastic, and the inside quite clean. The coat-check lady was nice; but the Admissions lady was definitely not nice. I was well-dressed in a black-leather jacket, tux-white shirt and a gold-laced bow tie. The B forced me to drop €10-20 on an unnecessary jacket rental; and was a snot about it. Reminded me of my first encounters in East Germany when The Wall was coming down. They thought of everything, but the people and what they might need. Walking away, I saw the Illuminati of the Casio Bar. What could go wrong here? They had everything, but a bartender; because the 3 or 4 of them were kind of in the back corner talking. No attention whatsoever to customers. As an afterthought, a bartender appeared. WOW. For the $$$$ they were charging I worried about buying dinner. Service = 5/10. Real nice place if you want to hold your mouth open, but if you came to play Blackjack or another game—you’d have more fun by a long shot at the Tampa Seminole Hard Rock Cafe (at half the cost). Not so cool. They have a lot to learn about taking care of the client. When I turned in my Jacket, Ms. N. Admissions was supervising the coat check lady with a specious, down-the-nose look. Really Surprised as was my darling. The surrounding promenade OUTSIDE OF THE CASINO was filled with Baden-Baden interest, history, and adventure.

The Baden-Baden casino is truly stunning: an elegant, refined place full of history, definitely worth a visit. However, what a strange idea to force men to wear a jacket in the middle of summer, with the heat unbearable and the air conditioning not really up to the task. In the end, you end up sweating more than betting… A shame that such an outdated rule slightly spoils the experience in such a prestigious venue!

Absolutely beautiful and unique casino. We were just doing the guided tour, but I had love to go on night to see the atmosphere...

Cool building architecture and park in front of the building, one of the oldest casino in the world (designed in 1824) gained its fame in 1830s when gambling was banned in France.

Very nice lady at the front desk Paid 5 euros per person entrance fee There is a dress code for guys, you have to wear a blazer if not you can rent one for 10 euros We were given a locker to put our stuff inside. The interior of the casino is beautiful, majestic Highly recommend visiting

Absolutely gorgeous.. a must visit in Baden Baden!!.. it has a 200 yr old history.. the interiors are just amazing.. you could do a tour for a small fee earlier in the day or just soak up the casino vibes after 3pm. Even if you do not want to gamble you can always just get a drink inside 😉

Quite a lot of people but good to go there. Nice Christmas Market!

Loved this place. Beautiful auditorium, art deco feel. Well equipped fantastic audiences for our two shows. Outstanding place in a lovely town. Top marks for this place

We enjoyed the Philharmonic orchestra playing soundtracks of movies. The host provided interesting background and personal experiences between music pieces. You need to understand some German to understand this.

Dogs unfriendly

Nice view. Casual strolling

Great venue with impressive interior. There is an annual music festival for newcomer. Additionally a very nice casino.

The Kurhaus is extra-ordinarily beautiful. The Casino is situated on the ground floor. The Bel-Etage is on the floor above. It is venue for regularly held tea-dances. A live band plays classic and modern songs perfectly pitched to the respective dance. A variety of teas, coffee, water and cakes are prepared on a buffet.

Has an amazing view from the top.

Great place! Amazing view. The cable car that goes to the top is very efficient. Clean, fast, and reasonably priced. The restaurant at the top is pretty good. The beef and the fish were good, but the cake felt a bit old.

Beautiful place! Found rather easily a parking spot near the funicular entrance (on Sunday afternoon, late August), for free, and then bought a ticket (up and down) at the ticket machine for 8,50 euros (payment by card, but cash is also possible at the vendor). The ride itself is beautiful, and the funicular is very modern and clean. At the top, you’ll get lovely views (heard that sunsets can be amazing here), and you can parachute or take several hikes. There’s a restaurant/café and toilets up there. Highly recommended and so near Baden-Baden’s city centre, you can get here in less than 10 minutes.

What a great, spectacular mountain! Don’t forget to climb the tower that is on top of the hill! ( it even features an elevator) and is completely free of charge!! 360^ panoramic view from its’ top. Monoculars can be used for only 50 cents. The hike up there is quite steep ( coming from Stauffenberg). It is however a great walking path right through the forest and once up there, you’re rewarded with a spectacular view! You can also reach the mountain via car or cable car!

Ask about fog before you go up! We went up on the cable train only to discover that the view was completely blocked by fog (no fog at the bottom)... If it's foggy I don't think it's worth the trip up. Otherwise sounds like it would have been nice.

360° Alsace view

The Best place in the wordl!

A nice funicular (railway cable-car) leading to a lovely mountain top with amazing view and nice spots for a picnic. Theres ride takes a few minutes. The tower at the top offers stairs or an elevator (however even with an elevator there are a few steps to climb). There’s also a restaurant there.

An absolute must. We walked from central Baden Baden to the station which was initially very steep. It then levels out. (Regular buses & lots of car parking). The view and walking trails are great. The cafe is reasonably priced. Naturally we scoffed a Black forest gateau which was excellent.

Very accessible by public transportation. The railway itself is amazing, and the view of the Black Forest from the top is stunning. An absolute recommendation!

Great ride to wonderful views , walks picnic areas cafe bar restaurant worth the 7 euros adults family tickets also available

🚠 Merkur Funicular Railway – A Scenic Ride to Breathtaking Views The Merkur Funicular Railway in Baden-Baden offers a delightful experience, combining a smooth ascent with stunning vistas. For just €7 round-trip, visitors are treated to panoramic views of Baden-Baden, the Black Forest, and on clear days, even the Vosges Mountains in France. The ride is quick and smooth, making it accessible for all ages. At the summit, the Merkur Tower provides an elevated perspective, enhancing the overall experience. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or simply seeking a unique outing, this funicular ride is a must-do in Baden-Baden.

Merkur Funicular Railway is a scenic cable railway in Baden-Baden that takes you to the top of Mount Merkur. It’s one of the steepest funiculars in Germany and reaches an altitude of over 660 meters. 🚠 The next stop on the route goes via this funicular, offering stunning views, a café, hiking trails, and a panoramic tower at the summit. A perfect spot for nature lovers and photos!

Cash only. The owner clearly does not like banks. Pleasant cafe at the top takes cards. The staff all spoke good English and saved themselves from my "squaddie Deutsch" stunning views. The gondolas run every 6 minutes.

Fixed menu three course business lunch-lovely presentation, very tasty and just the right portions. Main course was a mix of five different fishes- delightful!

In my opinion, this is the best restaurant in Baden-Baden. It is located in the very center of the city, in a park area. In summer, all tables are on the terrace. The food was excellent. We ordered beef tartare, quail, flounder and gazpacho. All dishes were five stars. The service was very friendly and unobtrusive. We spent more than 150 euros per person, but it was worth it.

Each of us had a five-course menu. The portions were ridiculesly small, and the taste was mediocre and rather blend. Paying over 700€ for four people was NOT worth it. The only thing that stood out was the desert - meringue with sorbet and fruits. The restaurant‘s answer: 😳🤔 - shows that they are not open to constructive feedback.. Let me therefore clarify my review: The lobster was cold and undercooked, the deer was ~100g (I left the restaurant hungry), one course encompassed ~80g of one cheese (who wants so much of just one type of cheese). All in all, the taste of the meals was not „special“ at all. Nothing surprising, nothing innovative. That together with the price results in my two star review.

Exquisite food, impeccable service. The beef fillet was so tender it could be cut with a butter knife. Highly recommended.

Nothing short of outstanding! Thank you Sophie and Bernard, you are, absolutely, the best!

Thank you for a wonderful experience at your restaurant. We will return very soon!

It was the most best place we ever visited, such a great place and fantastic service, food is amazing and super delicious. I'm definitely planning to visit again. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Hope locals are support and appreciate this fantastic place.

This is a beautiful spot with stunning scenery all around. We made a quick stop here and ordered coffee, which was decent but not as fresh as we'd hoped. The lady at the counter wasn't particularly friendly, either. However, the location itself is perfect for a brief stop. With its natural beauty and cozy ambience, it's an ideal place to take a relaxing break.

The food is super good. Products are very fresh and of high quality. BUT!! The service time is toooooo long. 45+ minutes for schnitzel and steak while the terrace is half empty isn’t normal. We were in the daytime. + There are plenty of flies outside, and eating in such company isn’t very pleasant. These points worsen the whole experience too much.

Last year, on my way to a hiking trip, I noticed this restaurant and told myself I’d stop by next time. This year I finally did, and I was not disappointed. The atmosphere is fantastic, with a real German vibe. The menu is full of options and specialties, and the service is both friendly and efficient. The food was excellent. There’s a small river with a bridge nearby, plenty of parking, and even a little shop where you can buy local products. The place is charming, welcoming, and absolutely worth a stop. It may be a bit on the expensive side, but it’s definitely worth it.

Stopped here on our way to the waterfalls to pick some snacks. The bakery stuff is super fresh and absolutely delicious. The prices are a bit high though. They also have local wines and specialty food.

The review os about the restaurant. Service is good, atmosphere is great and everything around it. But when ot comes to food it is really bad. The grilled chicken and burger are one of the worst things. I think that the chicken was rotten or old. The food is cooked in advance and then warmed up. So, you may enjoy the view and atmosphere but food, think about it.

Really wonderful place! The rooms are comfortable and spacious. The market and restaurant are great! The best part was our waiter, Pablo. He works so hard to make sure that everyone is taken care of and feels special. He made our stay feel like home!

Very nice place with good ambiance and good beer Very nice service The highlight is the location

Great location and good food. Feels like it has the right balance between traditional dishes with a modern presentation and vibe. Would recommend to go here for dinner when you’re in Baden-Baden. But drinks are heavily overpriced at nearly €14,- for a ‘local’ glass of white wine.

We are indoors as it was a bit chilly outside. The decor was very nice, the waiter was very friendly and the food was good. It was fairly busy, but they still gave great service. I had salmon and my son had a steak. Both delicious. We shared a tiramisu for dessert it was big so we couldn't finish it but yummy. Everything was cooked well, fresh, and tasty. I would return again if I'm in the area.

We went here on a whim, and what a pleasant one it was. It was fairly busy, so reading past reviews, we prepared for slow service, but we were met promptly at the entrance. Ordering and receiving our food was great and did not take long at all. The food itself is delectable and worth it for the price. The Ravioli DNA was great, and the shrimp had great flavor. Overall, it's worth it.

Loved the vibe and food. Will come back ♥️

Absolutely loved this stylish Baden-Baden restaurant! The modern menu offers a very broad range of food and the cuisine on offer has some Mediterranean & Asian influences with a great range of fish/ seafood, meat and veggie dishes. We ate lunch here on a warm early September day and really enjoy the buzzing atmosphere in their outdoor dining area (which is a great size). The staff were universally friendly and efficient despite the busy lunchtime service. Everything was beautifully served too. Our food and drinks were top notch. We both chose a veggie option (a delicious baked sweet potato) and it arrived piping hot. It was a brilliantly simple lunchtime dish on the restaurant’s business menu. The clientele was an eclectic mix of all age groups and though it was a well heeled crowd, casual dress was absolutely fine. Definitely worth trying! A lovely find.

Nice restaurant in a very pleasant area. Good service and delicious food. A bit pricey but worth it. The staff was also very friendly accepting babies with strollers and did the best to accommodate my family and other's guest families. Well done !!

Really hip and cool restaurant situated in a gorgeous pink house. I came here to see a doctor and he recommended this place for an interesting experience. When I came in, reservations had the place totally booked, but they still managed to squeeze me in. On a good day, sitting outside and taking in the beautiful nature/ architecture of Baden Baden is also fine. I like the interior design, the owner must really love retro Marilyn Monroe. The salmon tatar and tempura is also quite nice.

Highly recommended! Nice atmosphere and amazing waitress! Forgot her name, but she made the whole dinner experience very special and fun! Lamb and steak tapas were good.

From the moment you enter, you feel you’re “in the right place” for a perfect service, delicious food, great atmosphere. We followed the staff advice to take red wine risotto and tempura veggies. You have to take these mandatory two. We also had codfish- very smelly, but delicious, plate of hams- felt very authentic, as well as grilled goat cheese with honey- all delicious. Both the red and the white riojas are typical “crowd pleasers”, and they did not disappoint either. We will definitely come back here if in this area again.

Good atmosphere, service was also quite good for how busy they were. We were lucky to get a table and this place did not disappoint. I could not order everything on the menu, sadly, but what I got was amazing. The octopus (grilled I tried, next time I’ll get the other way they prepare it) was amazing

I visited with my boyfriend for our anniversary, they fit us in straight away even though we booked late. The ladies serving had amazing personalities and were very helpful. THE FOOD! Was incredible, i highly recommend attending this establishment. If we were to revisit Baden-Baden this would be the first place we visit. Get the honey & goats cheese!

Fabulous food, top top top! Vibe is cozy and server was so kind and wonderful.

Great restaurant deserves 5 stars ⭐️ For a minute, we walked in Love everything: food, ambiance, service. Nothing to complain about. Staffs is full of energy and love their job Food is delicious as you can get in Spain 🇪🇸 I totally go back for their excellent work. Recommend!!!

Very good service and really delicious food. Absolutely recommend

This was the best steak I ever had. It was cooked perfectly. It had delicious herbs, spices, a bit of gravy and the right amount of cooked onions and capers with a potato confit. Everything was delicious. The atmosphere was the best German experience you could ask for.

The staff were very helpful and friendly, picked out a great wine for us, altered dishes to make them vegetarian with no fuss, and the food was amazing. Great salads and tarts; my steak came in a delicious sauce, the desserts were simple and delicious. It was the best meal we had in a week of traveling in Germany. Great courtyard.

Absolutely glorious service. Refreshing to see such nice treatment from waiters in Germany! The food is equally great. Will come back next time : ) Update: came back and Jakob the waiter even remembered me! :D still a nice place to go, the food is not cheap, but it is really great!

An authentic and welcoming restaurant. Nicole was very helpful in explaining the menu and making wine suggestions. Best to book ahead, and try to arrive early (it can get crowded) and with a hearty appetite - the food is delicious and the servings are generous.

A little beautiful hidden jewel - best food we had in Baden-Baden by a mile!!!! The Wurstsalat , Perlhuhnbrust and Steak were out of this world. Service extremely nice , very good winelist as well. Our only regret was, that we were too full to try one of the Desserts as the Special of Homemade plum compote with goat cheese ice cream just sounded so good. Will definitely be back.

A hidden gem in Baden-baden. Really enjoyed my dinner here with a warm and welcoming host. As I looked through the menu, I took a while to decide as all the items look amazing. I had the guineafowl breast which is very succulent and juicy and the apple tarte flambée which is definitely a must! This dining experience is indeed one of the best things that Baden-baden has to offer.

I will have to come back to Baden Baden .. maybe Baldreit will be just of the reasons why. The place is simple .. kinda typical german with some amazing good food ! I had such a surprise discovering then tasting my salmon trout (with the delicious smashed potatoes witg olives) then was also amazed by the sweet apple flamenkuch ... I litterally went after dinner thank and congratulate the chef .. by the way the whole staff is super nice !

Café König – Pure Dessert Bliss A must-visit for cake lovers! The Black Forest cake was incredibly light and fluffy with cherries and chocolate – Easily one of the best Black Forest cakes we’ve had – rich, but never heavy. The passion fruit cheesecake was equally stunning – creamy, tangy, and beautifully fresh. Paired with great coffee and charming outdoor seating, it’s the perfect treat stop in the heart of Baden-Baden.

The cakes were delicious, slightly on the pricey side but the cafe’s ambience is wonderful. The Black Forest cake was light, with fluffy cream, a subtle touch of cherry liqueur that wasn’t overpowering, and just the right amount of cherries topped with dark chocolate. Each element of the cake was well-balanced, making it a delightful treat. I would definitely come back again.

Very aristocratic cafe with classic hot drinks sweets and cakes. The service although performed in English needs some improvement to adjust and ensemble to the rest of the decor. The cakes were some average some good. The black forest was very nice. Tea portions were minion but nice quality and taste. Please note that first you need to order your sweets take your receipt and then go to the table to order your hot drinks and give the receipt to your serving waiter.

Black Forrest Cake Shop is a real gem! The cakes are fresh.The ambience inside is cozy and welcoming, making it a lovely spot to relax and enjoy dessert and afternoon tea

The waiter was screaming at me and my Family.. with no reason. She woke up my little 1,5 yo baby, while the waitress was yelling at us. I’m very very upset about the service we received here last Friday 12 Sept. at 2:45 pm. I came in and asked a waiter if we can sit outside at the table drink some tea with sweets we’re buying from their shop, she said yes, it’s ok. And I was sited and served with tea and some sweets. Then suddenly that “evil” waitress appeared behind my back! And started Yelling right away at me., smth like that it is not allowed to eat sweets from their shop here at the table.. I didn’t even understand what does she want.. she was so angry at us.. but we didn’t do anything wrong. I was disappointed with such a behavior. we were just seated and served by another waitress, and she was ok, serving us good. Other guests in the cafe were also surprised with this, you could see that on their faces.. it was so embarrassing. Not nice at all. .. I consider this as Service Crime against guests and the business also $$$. The name of this cafe - Kings!!??? This kind of service is not even close this word. The “evil” waitress refused to tell her name after the accident, telling that she has GDPR rights not to tell her name to clients)) ok. But what happens with my right to be treated as a human being and as a customer.? *I describe the waitress, so other customers may be aware. She has white colored hair, short haircut, aged.. and not nice) When I asked others from the team who is the general manager responsible for the service, they refused to tell that. And finally said that she is the main manager responsible for the service..)) that’s so sad.. if it’s true. PS: from the business prospective. We ordered sweets for 55 Eur this time.) and she was just Yelling at my Family.. because of what? A bad day or smth.. business looses me, my Family, my friends, recommendations , friends of my friends.. and so on. Gets a 1-star review.. + loses future sales. €€ We were shopping here before and visited this place several times for breakfast, sweets. Spent several hundred here already before,.. and could spend more this year and next, and then. So it will be some minus €€€ euro amount life time from the turnover from a business side, * multiple by how many times this kind of service happens.. how many customers are lost because of this waitress. and the service. the business looses thousands of Eur each year. At this point I don’t recommend visiting the place. Anyway, thank you for the lesson. Learned. I wish you all the best. Let’s take smth from this and make our world a better place)

Really elegant place with great German cakes. The apple pie was one of the best i've had this year. Would come back for more!

I had a truly memorable experience at Café König in Baden-Baden. From the moment I arrived, the atmosphere felt elegant yet relaxed, offering the perfect setting for a leisurely coffee break. The coffee itself was outstanding — perfectly brewed, rich in flavour, and paired with an impeccable selection of pastries and sweets that were not only beautiful to look at but absolutely delicious. The surroundings also impressed me — a charming historic café located at Lichtentaler Str. 12, in the heart of Baden-Baden, with indoor seating and a lovely terrace under an old linden tree. I found the staff very friendly, they spoke English which made it easy and comfortable as an international visitor. chocolatier.de +2 In short: outstanding coffee, delightful treats, superb environment and warm service — a must-visit when you’re in Baden-Baden.

We had Nigrum for our new year's eve dinner. The food is amazing and quite innovative. Wine selection is good with helpful staff advising us on the wine pairing. However, the pacing of the meal could be improved. The first few dishes came very fast while the main dish and the dessert was a bit slow. Location is iconic but not so easy to find if you're walking around Baden-Baden.

The food is good although some of the dishes need more seasoning and can be a little flat in flavor. The tartar was supposed to be done table side, but wasn't. The service is great and very friendly. The decor seems a little too messy. To get to the restaurant you need to walk up a steep hill, so bring comfortable shoes if you are walking

A wonderful fine dining experience! A special celebration for my daughter, Kate’s Birthday during our stay in Baden-Baden in July 2023. We definitely recommend the restaurant. The service was excellent and waiters very attentive and helpful! We chose the 3 course option at €99 each and had some lovely German red wine to accompany the meal. Some beautiful little extra platters served free too. Overall a memorable night.

My husband and I went here for my birthday. We’ve been to a lot of restaurants, but this place was top notch. The bar is great. Food and service were excellent. Do not hesitate visit here on your visit to Baden-Baden. We’re here for another week and will likely visit again.

I've had the chance to dine in many great restaurants across Europe and beyond, but Restaurant Nigrum in Baden-Baden left a lasting impression. The atmosphere is refined yet welcoming, and the attention to detail is evident from the moment you walk in. The tasting menu was truly exceptional - each course carefully balanced and beautifully presented. The veal filet and the beef tartare stood out as highlights, both prepared with a level of skill and precision that speaks to serious culinary discipline. Service was impeccable - professional, warm, and unobtrusive. It's clear the team is passionate about creating not just a meal, but an experience. If you're in Baden-Baden and appreciate fine dining with substance, Nigrum is a must.

My husband and I had an unforgettable evening at Restaurant Nigrum in Baden-Baden. This Michelin-starred gem impressed us with its elegant atmosphere, flawless service, and exceptional cuisine. Special thanks to Hostess Lilya . Dina & Mike. Pennsylvania, USA

The restaurant staff are really helpful and friendly. They suggested local white wine, which has a great smell and texture that we asked if we could buy a drink a whole bottle to take home, and they sold us a new bottle. The dishes have a balanced taste and interesting additions to the main ingredients. The desserts are sprinkled over with Nougat, making it extra crispy and delicate. Plus, they allow you to select the number of dishes in this meal. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Great wine options. For the price we paid we were expecting more of a fine dining experience. But the dishes did not meet our expectations as they were more ‘homely’.

Food and service are good, however i would not rate it as fine dining, except the menu price😂. in terms of value, we spent 180€ for three course and wine. I don’t think it worth it. The bottle of water is 8€. The Brest of Peasant was over cooked. It’s Not a restaurant i would like to visit twice. If there is a rating between 3 and 4, I will probably just give 3.5 because of it’s over charged.

On July the 10th 2023 we visited this restaurant after seeing the menu and overall satisfied reviews online. We do not recommend going to this place at all. The prices are very high, and they do not correspond to the quality of the dishes. Everything looked beautiful, but tasted bland. The dessert was literally the worst restaurant dessert in my whole life. Unfortunately, when it comes to the service, it doesn't get better. The waiter willingly served guests who came in large groups, entertained them throughout the evening. Although, he decided that we weren't worthy of his attention, as there was only two of us. The concept of serving wines was also very strange. For some reason the waiter took the bottle we paid for off our table and we had to always ask for a pour - it was impossible to get the waiter. Apparently, they keep the rest of the wines in order to sell it to other customers, which is a very dishonest strategy when you pay for the whole bottle. Later, I left a negative review on my Instagram page with a link to the restaurant, and the restaurant representative, instead of finding out more about our complaints and resolving it, began to threaten me and demand that I immediately delete my negative review. It was shocking. All in all, Heine's is the worst restaurant of all that we have visited in Baden-Baden, we regret the money spent and the ruined night.

The sommelier, Michael, and chef, Tobias, are a match made in heaven. This restaurant deserves a Bib Gourmand label. Excellent food, thoughtfully prepared, with generous portions and at reasonable prices, coupled with Michael Heine's deep knowledge and insight into German wine, both Baden and beyond. Many wines can be enjoyed by the glass. Michael is a generous and pleasant host, very personable and communicative. I will be back.

Not many words can properly describe how wonderful this place is! Take the food from a 5 star restaurant and take away the stiffness and pretentiousness and you get this place. It was quaint and comfortable. Come casually or dressed to the nines and you’ll fit right in either way. The food is like art and fabulous! The menu changes often and can be found on their Facebook page. It’s so fresh and thoughtfully prepared. I highly recommend doing at least the three course meal. I can’t imagine just ordering one plate. We ordered the 5 course with wine pairing and spent a wonderful three hour dinner just melting over each plate and each glass. You absolutely must try!

The food and wine was excellent. Balanced dishes with well suited wine. Friendly owner. Elegant and personal interor, with relaxed atmosphere.

The food was amazing, the wine pairings spot on, and the service was top notch. Highly recommend!

The restaurant is located inside the casino. You will need to dress up to enter, gentlemen need to wear a jacket/suit. They prepare jackets to rent outside (before entering the casino). Ambiance was nice, amazing steak and the offer their local wine as well.

one of the best steaks I had in germany or maybe even Europe. excellent sushi and amazing tiramisu. certainly pricey but definitely worth it. need reservation and has a dress code

Our first night in Baden Baden and our hosts wanted to take us somewhere special. They brought us here. It was incredible! The service was impeccable, couldn't have been better! Food was delicious and came quickly. Atmosphere was great too. You need to be in a shirt and jacket to get in as it's in the casino, something to remember if going. You also need to bring photo ID

The atmosphere at this place is simply amazing. The food tastes incredible, and the location exudes luxury. We thoroughly enjoyed every bite. Highly recommended

A truly beautiful experience. Each dish was extremely refined, with amazing plant-based options. Staff was also very kind and helpful

So chic, amazing food, amazing experience.

Outstanding service and food quality! Everything was on point, flavors were well balanced and prices are really fair for what you get. Don’t miss out on drinks by the bar, the barkeeper will mix you amazing drinks according to your taste! It was an amazing experience!

We stumbled upon this restaurant by accident. Although the outdoor area and the hotel upstairs are under renovation, the overall dining experience was excellent. The food was delicious, the staff were professional and friendly, and the environment was elegant. Highly recommend this restaurant.🤍❤️

So tasty food and service all around. We had a wonderful dinner and all dishes were so well prepared, presented and delicious. Highly recommend the tartar. Thank you Jutta and the whole staff who take care of us in detail. See you next time !.

Fine dining with amazing food service and atmosphere. Totally recommend for a romantic date night.

We went to celebrate our anniversary and the staff went above and beyond to make sure we had a special night. We got the tasting menu and it was definitely worth the money. The wine list is also fantastic and you will definitely find something great at a good price point. If you are in baden baden don't miss this place

Lukas was an amazing waiter! Great recommendations for wine and also helped me to identify winter vegetables I was unfamiliar with. Michigan girl here-the venison was so moist! Yes I said it, moist. The Spätzle was worth the extra helping. ⭐️ The bar for aperitif was perfekt. The bartender was knowledgeable and also a perfekt artist with the garnish. Thank you to Fritz & Felix for making our 28th wedding anniversary something special. PROST 🥂 Went back to the bar!! Live music with Michelle was amazing. “Sunny one so true.” ❤️ Thanks from Sunny and Matt

Amazing food and staff, we will come back for the 5 course menu.

Exquisite quality of food, excellent sommelier, speak easy style cocktails, 5 star service. The atmosphere is missing some music. But all in all 5 star and highly recommend a visit!

Pretty weird airport. Avoid. Our flight flew in on time from another EU Schengen country but we were made to wait for 30 minutes in the immigration area needlessly, simply because the staff forgot to open the door… when they finally opened the door, everyone applauded sarcastically. The wifi was not working. The parking situation was a mess, with people blocking the exit in the parking lot because he was waiting there instead of the pick up and drop off area without moving as they waited for their party to arrive. No security or staff to resolve this mistake. The airport is small, and looks nice at a glance but it’s operation seems to be messy, at best.

Strasbourg is the local capital, essentially the second city after Paris. The European Parliament is here – where heads of state come. But the airport is a disgrace. It looks like a rural warehouse. Most of the routes go to Africa. If you want to fly somewhere on vacation, you’ll have to go to Dresden, Basel, or Paris. Here you’ll only find overpriced tickets and disappointment.

Strasbourg is beautiful and the airport is easy to get to by train. That's where the good news ends. There was a very long queue at security with miserable staff. I had to remove my hair straighteners from my carry on bag and put them separately - why? I have never been asked to do that anywhere else, ever! It took me a while to understand what they wanted me to do. Very stressful. Then a very long queue at passport control. Finally through that and headed for the gate, searching for duty free, a bar or a café. Nothing except vending machines!!!! Unbelievable. Worst airport I have been to for facilities. I will never moan about Gatwick again :)

Easy access from the city and easy to get in and out as it’s a small regional airport. I was not expecting anything fancy or particularly beautiful, just practical. But Air Conditioning? Yes that I was expecting. The terminal is super hot and outside it’s only 28C.

UPDATE FEBRUARY 2023: Nothing changed! DECEMBER 2022: I can't believe an airport in STRASBOURG EUROPE is so messy, dirty, unkept and disorganised! The check in conter opened way after it was supposed to. The "relax" area has couches so dirty you can see the LAYERS of filth. Not to mention the toilet in said "relax" area. It is absolutely appalling not to mention gr0ss... It is embarrassing for the City of Noel. It could be a neat little airport, but instead it just reminded me of an airport I know in Angola, AFRICA. Sad!

Once you pass security there isn’t a single bar, no restaurants and the duty free was closed . And the seats are like outside garden furniture. Even the worst airport in the UK has a restaurant or a bar . And to think the EU parliament is here and it’s an international airport just makes it even worse .

Clean bathrooms. Easy access from Strasbourg Train Station. It has a “Relay” store, simple food stand, vending machines. Not much to do and everything looks ok. You can get to this airport by train (around 9 euros per person) and you just walk through the bridge (it has a roof) to get there.

OMG and this is in the middle of Europe! There were like so so much of travelers at the security check. Obviously the staff is not prepared to manage them! I was waiting for 50 minutes for the security check tried to ask help from 2 staff members saying I was scared to miss my flight. The answer from a grey haired lady was: “Bitte schön!” She did not even make the effort to answer me in English. Not like the others did much more. They let us outside to wait in the windy cold weather for like half an hour. Unhelpful, degrading experience. Will try to avoid.

Surprisingly, not the worst place to spend a night before your flight: there are a lot of chairs without armrests, so you can actually sleep! But the is no food during the night: Costa coffee, shop, and a corner with sandwiches are closed. There are some vending machines, but they take only coins! When the security opened (3 hours before the first flight) and we went through it and the boarder, there was a working sandwich corner and a small duty-free shop. It's a very small airport. Everything was super quick, and a liked a guy at the security check, very nice and polite.

I don't see my previous review so I am putting this here. The primary problem with this airport is the security. My least favourite over a handful of airports I do almost weekly. Unusually, today's went smooth for me(not last week though), but I watched the staff make a woman cry today (with baby and carraige too). Travel is already stressful, they seem to go out of their way to ensure it's part of your experience when you travel through fkb. They need to stop clinging to their sense of process and open their minds up, seek training perhaps, in order to deliver a better experience. (Common airports for me... Let, Stn, LHR,Ltn, clu, sbz, ath, cfu,Kos,lux,bsl yes, that is how I am judging- given size of fkb, should be smoother than lcy). Management, if you are reading this, I assure you, not all people can be wrong. Even your positive reviewers have a hard time complimenting the security control. If it's a third party, then you should place pressure on the third party. While you're at it, comment to kvv that it's ridiculous that there is only one bus an hour to Baden train station during common daytime hours). Should be at least every 30 minutes and one should be crosslisted to connect all the way to the center or even lichtenthal.

The airport is small, and everything looks quite reasonable - just what you would expect. But don’t let that fool you. It will make you question whether you’re really in a European Airport. The ticket machine for the bus? Out of order. The bus drivers? Cash only. The only ATM at the airport? Yep - also out of order. The lady at the information desk? She found all of this completely normal and simply suggested taking a taxi to the city center. (Thanks for the shitty service displayed.) I ended up learning about an alternative—the DB app—from a kind soul who just happened to be trying to catch the bus too. All in all, bring cash and a lot of patience.

Utter chaos and inhumane conditions at Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport. The line stretches dozens of meters and moves at the pace of a sedated snail. I’ve been waiting for more than two hours, while only one counter operates. There is no clear information, no organization, and staff seem absent or indifferent. This level of neglect and disrespect towards passengers is utterly unacceptable. I demand immediate action from management: open additional counters, provide proper communication, and restore basic order. If I would be to rate it - it would be negative five. Upd.Re: The ultimate denial and responsibilities displacement is clearly felt in your response👎👎👎

It’s a lovely little airport with a great vibe, but unfortunately it seems that the company that runs the security checks can’t handle the busy season. I’ve been to heaps of different airports, but I have never had to wait in line for over 1.5 hours. You could feel people were getting stressed out. I had heard it from people before and now experienced it myself. Hope they are going to change something.

There were very unpleasant and untolerant staff this night. They had very limited English and couldn't read properly the certificate from my doctor as for my diabetes medications. So, I had to recall all my German to explain and they was so disgusting when they laughed at me. Last time I had no any problems with the same situation in this airport.

After being at Havixbeck for 7 months, coming to visit this Air Force base feels like home, but without my kids. 😢 I really enjoy all the American food and the mall. 🫶🌷

Flew in on my company plane. We had some work to do before it could leave but we got it done then walked over to the Ramstein Inn and got to eat dinner at Heroes bar and grill. Heroes burger with bacon was very messy but very good.

ICEcold Your President has deported kids. Are you soldiers or warriors? Are you still human beings? Please Go Home? ❤️‍🩹 Clean your own basket full of… You already know who I mean.

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Ramstein Air Base – Ramstein-Miesenbach, Germany Ramstein Air Base is not just a military installation but a unique community hub that plays a crucial role in U.S. and NATO operations across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Located in the picturesque region of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Ramstein is the largest U.S. Air Force base outside the United States and serves as a vital strategic center. Facilities and Infrastructure The base boasts modern and comprehensive facilities, catering to the needs of thousands of service members, their families, and civilian employees. From well-maintained housing areas and schools to extensive recreational centers, Ramstein offers a self-contained environment with everything needed for daily life. The base includes shopping centers, medical clinics, gyms, and various dining options, making it a convenient and comfortable place to live. Community and Lifestyle Life on Ramstein Air Base is enriched by a vibrant and diverse community. Families and single personnel alike benefit from numerous support services, clubs, and activities designed to foster camaraderie and well-being. The base organizes frequent cultural events, fitness programs, and educational opportunities. Additionally, its location in Germany provides easy access to beautiful landscapes and historic European cities, ideal for weekend trips and exploration. Security and Operations As a key military installation, Ramstein maintains high security standards, balancing operational readiness with community safety. Visitors are subject to thorough checks, but the staff are generally professional and courteous, aiming to ensure a smooth experience for those authorized to enter. Challenges While Ramstein is well-equipped, living on base does come with challenges such as limited nightlife compared to larger cities, and occasional bureaucratic hurdles related to military life. However, many residents appreciate the strong sense of community and the support systems in place. Overall Experience Ramstein Air Base offers a unique blend of military precision and community spirit. It serves as a strategic hub for global operations while providing a supportive and resource-rich environment for those stationed there. Whether you are a service member, family member, or civilian employee, Ramstein is a place that balances duty with daily life in a scenic and culturally rich part of Germany.

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One of my favorite bases to go through. I have stopped in throughout many deployments and currently working there as a retiree. Most Americans enjoy the KMCC because it offers most things that bring a piece of home to us here in Germany. There are many vendors and food options as well as a theater upstairs. A lot of events are held here to keep families entertained.