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🇩🇪 Germany · Baden-Württemberg
♨ Temperature
41°C
⛰ Altitude
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⚗ pH
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💧 TDS
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🌊 Flow rate
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📅 Established
Building constructed 1839–1847; reopened as Palais Thermal in December 1995
✓ Verified on 2026-07-29
Palais Thermal in Bad Wildbad is a bathing palace combining classical, Romanesque, and Gothic architectural elements, designed by architect Nikolaus Friedrich von Thouret and built 1839–1847 (with Moorish-style additions 1896–1901). Bathhouses in Wildbad have been documented since 1521. The facility draws thermal water from five deep wells exceeding 1,000 meters, with temperatures of 36–41°C, and was converted into a modern leisure spa, reopening as Palais Thermal in December 1995.
Bathhouses in Wildbad have been documented since 1521. The current Palais Thermal building was designed by Nikolaus Friedrich von Thouret, former court architect and director of the Stuttgart arts school, and built 1839–1847; it received Moorish-style additions between 1896 and 1901, and was converted into a leisure thermal spa, reopening under the name Palais Thermal in December 1995.