BadeSpass Hallenbad Bühl

BadeSpass Hallenbad Bühl is a public indoor bathing complex located in Bühl, in the southern Baden district of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, in the Upper Rhine plain between the Black Forest and the Rhine River — a region of exceptional wine-growing, fruit farming, and thermal wellness at the transition between Germany and the French region of Alsace. The iodine-bearing waters offer thermal bathing in a facility that serves the recreational and leisure needs of residents of the Ortenau wine region, one of Germany's most productive and climatically favoured wine areas, where Bühl strawberries and Bühler Frühzwetschge plums are regional gastronomic treasures alongside exceptional Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir) wines. Bühl's proximity to the historic spa resort of Baden-Baden — one of Europe's grandest 19th-century Kurstadt, just 15 kilometres to the south — situates BadeSpass within a regional tradition of Baden mineral bathing and Kurkultur extending from the Roman baths of Aquae Aureliae to the contemporary European spa scene.