The 2,000-year-old Roman bath ruins (visit.baden-baden.de) are one of the best preserved examples in Germany, and lent the town its name (Baden means ‘to bathe’).

Blessed with some two-hundred thermal springs, and with a bath culture harking back to Ottoman rule, the Danube capital's baths basically never stop. For its part, the landmarked Szechenyi is open ...

The experience relies on the completion of a 17-step circuit, which combines soaking in Roman baths of varying temperatures, with Irish steam baths, and a full-body scrub and massage.

For centuries thermal baths in Europe have attracted the rich and the royal, who believed in the healing properties of the hot water and mud. Politics Entertainment Life Parents Cost of Living ...

The thermal baths offer a range of treatments, from hot stone massages to underwater jet massage, as well as a range of therapeutic treatments. Széchenyi Baths, Budapest, Hungary.