Bad Homburg Taunus Therme

Bad Homburg Taunus Therme is located in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, one of Germany's most celebrated Kurstadt (spa cities), in the southern foothills of the Taunus mountains north of Frankfurt, a city whose thermal spa culture dates to the 1830s when the discovery of highly mineralized springs transformed this small agricultural town into one of the grandest European Kurort of the Victorian era. The iodine-rich and calcic mineral waters draw from the deep Taunus geological formations, providing complex multi-mineral bathing that combines the iodine tradition of this historically important European spa with calcium-enriched waters, all within a long thermal heritage. Bad Homburg's spa landscape includes the magnificent Kurpark, the historic Elizabethan Springs complex, and the Kaiser-Wilhelms-Bad of 1887 — an ensemble of spa architecture that preserves the 19th-century European Kurort ideal in one of Germany's best-maintained historic spa urban environments.