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🇩🇪 Germany · Hesse
♨ Temperature
64.6°C
⛰ Altitude
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📅 Established
1913 (opened; built 1910–1913)
✓ Verified on 2026-07-29
Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme is a Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) bathhouse in Wiesbaden, built 1910–1913 by city building inspector August O. Pauly and fed by the Adlerquelle, the second-largest of Wiesbaden's thermal springs, which reaches roughly 64.6°C at source. The Irish-Roman bath section was extensively renovated in 1999. Today it operates as a textile-free thermal bath and sauna facility, styled as a tribute to the Roman baths whose foundations it was built on.
Built 1910–1913 in Reform architecture and Art Nouveau style by August O. Pauly, the bathhouse sits on the site of a former Roman-era thermal facility in Wiesbaden (Roman Aquae Mattiacorum). The Irish-Roman bath wing was renovated in 1999 at a cost of roughly 4 million Deutsche Mark.
Phone+49 611 31-7060
Websitewww.mattiaqua.de/thermen/kaiser-friedrich-therme/
AddressLanggasse 38–40, 65183 Wiesbaden, Germany