Trinkhalle (Pump House), Baden Baden
The Pump House stands as a splendid architectural gem, constructed between 1839 and 1842 by Heinrich Hübsch. Designed in a complementary style to the spa's main building, this 90-meter arcade is a testament to classical elegance.
Lined with frescoes and adorned with benches, the Trinkhalle is a picturesque structure where spa-goers historically gathered to benefit from the reputed curative powers of the local waters. The colonnade, an impressive feature next to the Kurhaus, once served as the Pump Room, providing a space for individuals to partake in the healing waters.
As you stroll along the front beneath the 16 Corinthian columns, you'll have the opportunity to admire 14 mural paintings by artist Jakob Götzenberger. These captivating artworks, decorating the 90-meter arcade, depict various scenes of the region, incorporating myths and legends into their storytelling.
The Trinkhalle, a harmonious addition to Baden-Baden's spa complex, remains a testament to both architectural and artistic excellence, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the historical and therapeutic ambiance of this remarkable structure.
Lined with frescoes and adorned with benches, the Trinkhalle is a picturesque structure where spa-goers historically gathered to benefit from the reputed curative powers of the local waters. The colonnade, an impressive feature next to the Kurhaus, once served as the Pump Room, providing a space for individuals to partake in the healing waters.
As you stroll along the front beneath the 16 Corinthian columns, you'll have the opportunity to admire 14 mural paintings by artist Jakob Götzenberger. These captivating artworks, decorating the 90-meter arcade, depict various scenes of the region, incorporating myths and legends into their storytelling.
The Trinkhalle, a harmonious addition to Baden-Baden's spa complex, remains a testament to both architectural and artistic excellence, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the historical and therapeutic ambiance of this remarkable structure.
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Sight Name: Trinkhalle (Pump House)
Sight Location: Baden Baden, Germany (See walking tours in Baden Baden)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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Baden-Baden, a town in southwestern Germany, has been a source of relaxation and healing for centuries due to its mild climate and mineral-rich thermal springs, known as "Aquae" and "Aurelia Aquensis" to the Romans.
The name "Baden-Baden" is derived from the word "Baden," which means "bathing" in modern German. In 1535, the town evolved into... view more
Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 2.5 Km or 1.6 Miles
The name "Baden-Baden" is derived from the word "Baden," which means "bathing" in modern German. In 1535, the town evolved into... view more
Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 2.5 Km or 1.6 Miles