This is the "Every Person" bath house in Baden Baden.  Upon entry, it seems like a public pool, but there's so much more to it than that.  The only thing you need to bring with you is a bathing suit...

A collection of farmhouses where visitors can see local artisans at work in the spirit of German culture of old.

At the cascades of the Gutach River, water tumbles nearly 600 feet over seven naturally created steps, resulting in a marvelous site for visitors.

The town's popular 19th-century performance hall has served as the home to the same acting troupe since 1918.

Built between 1839 and 1842, this 300-feet-long pump room features fourteen frescoes depicting legends about Baden-Baden. Inside the Trinkhalle you can sample fresh water from the Friedrichsquelle.

The Swabian castle of Hohenzollern is the ancestral seat of German princely family in the Black Forest.

This historic structure is the home to a museum that chronicles Freiburg's history through the 18th century.

The castle of the small village of Hornberg, located in the beautiful heart of the Black Forest.

This town square, built next to and named after Freiburg's famous cathedral, is still a major center of the city's social activity.