This movie gives you an overview about the attractions of the town.

The Kurpark is one of the most popular attractions. The origin of this park lies in the Theresiengarten.

This garden was created in 1792 to honor the empress Maria Theresia.

There are a couple of things to see in the park:

like the Lanner and Strauß monument, the mysterious looking Undine Fountain which

was opened 1903 to remember the finishing of the water pipeline in Baden,

the music pavilion where spa concerts are performed during the summer

or the flower clock. The Beethoventemple is located in the upper

part of the Kurpark. You can reach the temple by a beautiful path along the hillside. The

Beethoventemple was built in 1927 on the occasion of the 100th death year of Ludwig van Beethoven

and offers a wonderful view over Baden and the Thermal Region.

The Doblhoffpark is a further highlight in Baden. The origin is a baroque castle park

which was created approximately around 1750. Here you can find besides flowers of all sorts

an old stock of trees, a playground and also some ducks at a nice pond where you can rest

on a park bench or at a cafe. The Rosarium is a part of the Doblhoffpark

and was created in the sixties. The last restoration was in the year 2013. Here you can find approximately

600 kinds of roses at over 90.000 m². At the Hauptplatz in Baden there is the plague

pillar which was constructed in 1713 to celebrate the victory against the plague. Next to it

the town hall is situated which was built in 1815. The Hauptplatz is the center of the spacious pedestrian

area. The Schlossergässchen is a walkway between

the Doblhoffpark and the center of Baden. You shouldn't miss this idyllic alley on your

way to the Doblhoffpark. The St. Stephan Church was constructed around

1827 in the current appearance. But it's history goes further in the past. Already around 1200

there was a church built at this place. The Casino in Baden belongs quite sure to

the most beautiful Casinos in Europe. It is daily opened from 3 o'clock in the afternoon

and is located directly beside the Kurpark. In the summer there is also a bar on the terrace

which is opened in the evening at fair weather. The current building of the Theatre was finished

in 1909 at the Theaterplatz. But there have already been theatre performances since the

17th century in Baden. Today the Römertherme Baden is a modern spa

with over 900m² water surface. The hot sulfur springs in Baden were already known and liked

by the Romans 2000 years ago. In the Pfarrgasse you can discover another

attraction of Baden. The Lumpentürl is a bit hidden between the shop windows in a corner.

It was a small passage in the former city wall which was used by too late home coming

and mostly drunken persons. Due to that the name Lumpentürl which means something like

ragsdoor. The Josefsplatz is a traffic junction in the

town center of Baden. Here you can find besides several bus stops the terminus of the Badnerbahn,

the former Frauenbad with the big columns in the front, which is now a museum, and some

restaurants. You can find all the introduced attractions

in the city-walks town map at the city-walks internet page.

There are also detailed descriptions of the attractions, tips for your visit in Baden

in Austria and a route for a diverse walk through the spa town.

All free of charge online or as PDF file for downloading.

Have a good time by discovering Baden in Austria!