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Badenweiler Attractions

Badenweiler, a much frequented spa and climatic resort, lies on the southwestern edge of the Black Forest, commandingly situated on a terrace 210 m/689ft above the Upper Rhine plain. The town is closed to through traffic.
Kurpark
The Badenweiler Kurpark has subtropical vegetation.
Belchen
The road up the Belchen, near Badenweiler, climbs at a moderate gradient for 11.5km/7mi (fine views) to the Belchenhaus, from which it is a 10minutes' climb on foot to the summit (1,414 m/4,639ft) for superb panoramic views.
Kurhaus
The Kurhaus (1972) in Badenweiler is built on terraces on a hillside.
Margrave's Baths
The Markgrafenbad in Badenweiler has thermal water, indoor and outdoor pools, and treatment facilities.
Open-air Swimming Pool
The recreational open-air swimming pool in Badenweiler has water chutes, white-water channels, play areas, sports facilities, etc.
Roman Baths
The remains of Roman Baths in Badenweiler are from the second and third centuries A.D.
Schlossberg
Schlossberg in Badenweiler is home to the ruins of a castle of the Dukes of Zähringen, built in the 11th C. and destroyed in 1678 (view).
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