I think I am qualified to answer this question. Although I have only lived in Germany for half a year, as a curiosity hunter, I have soaked in the baths of the mixed baths of two German hot springs named Wiesbaden and Baden-baden, and I can write about them. By the way, Baden means bath in German, so the name of Baden is usually the name of the hot spring, just as is the British city of Bath Bath.
Baden-Baden, northwest of the Black Forest and south of Karlsruhe, is a spa resort that has been established since the Roman period, and there is basically no other industry in the whole town. So the town is full of green grass, gardens and boutiques. Mark Twain once commented that in five minutes you will forget yourself, and in twenty minutes you will forget the whole world. I agree.
Baden Baden Street Scene, at that time, was still using the Coolpad God mobile phone, and the photo quality could only be like this
Baden-Baden has two more famous thermal baths, one is the Baths of Caracalla and the other is the Frederick Baths. The former is the name of the Roman Emperor, the latter is the name of the Holy Roman Emperor, and it is not known who should be angry.
Baths of Caracalla
Frederick Baths, I don't know why I was taking pictures in the far alleys, and I was exposed
I've been to the Frederick Baths (http://www.carasana.de/en/friedrichsbad/opening-timesprices/). The theme of this place is the Roman-Irish Bath, which is soaked in pools of various temperatures, and the Irish bath is a hot air bath. It is said that the biggest feature of this bath is that the air of the Irish bath is directly heated by geothermal heat, there is no artificial heat source, and the conditions are unique, although the experience is the same.
The temperature of the Roman bath is more strange, a pool, no temperature is very comfortable to soak, it may also be that I am nearsighted and did not find the most comfortable temperature, and the final step is still 15 ° C water (specifically may be mistaken, anyway, it is cold water) Refreshing, Romans are really perverted. Anyway, I did not see the Germans on the scene really according to the tradition of one pool after another soaked over, 15 ° C in the pool there is no one, I in line with the principle of experiencing the tradition to try it, out of the quick back to the hot water slowly. What impressed me most was that each pool was written in German with "non-drinking water" (it should be Keintrink Wasser, but I didn't even have two knives in German, and after so long, I probably misspelled it). Is there really anyone who can drink bath water?
As for the nude bathing process that everyone is most interested in, there is really nothing, and the baths are mainly uncles and aunts. Everyone is taking care of themselves in the bath, there is no ambiguous atmosphere, it is normal, there is nothing particularly worth writing. However, the lock of the lock of the locker room box was a bit difficult to use, and I tossed it around, and there was a middle-aged woman who generously came to help me. Well, yes, the dressing room is also mixed.
Wiesbaden is also a city that was built during the Roman period. The name is also beautiful, Wies means grass, Baden is the bathroom, or hot spring.
However, Wiesbaden is the capital of Hesse, and the city functions more complexly, so there is no large meadow and idyllic atmosphere like Baden-Baden. But the city still gave a few hot springs to show off their own characteristics.
I have been to the Friedrich King Spa in Wiesbaden. Look at the photos on the Internet, the façade is very beautiful, in fact, it is a roadside house in the alley, and it is really not very conspicuous to walk past.
If I remember correctly, it should be on this alley, and the front door seems to be a Roman monument
The water temperature of this hot spring pool is more in line with my heart, there are particularly hot suitable for bathing, and there are similar to the body temperature, you can swim a little (of course, not really exercise swimming, so it has to be slightly colder water. ）
The hot spring is still dominated by uncles and aunts. However, when I went to The Spa of King Friedrich, I did see a young lady in good shape, with a middle-aged and elderly man. I don't know if it's a daddy, a sugar daddy, or a normal friend.
What's more amazing is that this bath is billed by time, and there are many people lying down reading books. At that time, I was still a poor student, and I really couldn't understand it at all, although I still can't understand it.