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Trinkhalle (Wandelhalle)

A Hallway of Art and Mythical Tales

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Located in the heart of Baden-Baden's spa gardens, the Trinkhalle offers a mesmerizing journey through its 90-meter long arcade. Supported by 16 Corinthian columns, the hall features 14 captivating murals by Jakob Götzenberger, depicting local myths and legends. Designed by Heinrich Hübsch, the building is a testament to the elegance of the 19th century, offering a rich historical experience.

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The Trinkhalle was designed by Heinrich Hübsch, a student of Friedrich Weinbrenner.

Quick Facts

Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Feel the gentle breeze that sweeps through those Corinthian columns? Back in the 19th century, this was the place to be seen. Imagine elegant ladies and gentlemen strolling here, discussing the latest news. Just behind you, you'll find the pump room, where visitors once sampled the healing waters. And while you admire Jakob Götzenberger's murals, there's a local legend that secret meetings took place here under the cover of night. Look over to your left, and you'll spot the grand Kurhaus in the distance, another gem in Baden-Baden's rich history. Walking through this arcade is like stepping back into a bygone era.