Wildbad im Schwarzwald

Bad Wildbad is a historic and elegant spa town in the Enz River valley of the Northern Black Forest in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, with a bathing tradition stretching back to at least the 14th century and a long history of patronage by the Dukes of Württemberg. Its naturally warm bicarbonate mineral waters, emerging at a consistent temperature from the crystalline Black Forest granite, have been used for therapeutic purposes for over 600 years and are particularly recommended for rheumatic, circulatory, and stress-related conditions. The historic town center retains beautiful Jugendstil and late 19th-century spa architecture, including the magnificent Königsbad bathhouse built in 1847 in the style of a Moorish palace — one of the most architecturally spectacular thermal facilities in Germany. Surrounded by the ancient beech and fir forests of the Northern Black Forest Nature Park, with their exceptional walking trails and clean air, Bad Wildbad offers one of the most atmospherically complete and historically distinguished spa experiences in southwestern Germany.