An example of this is New York, N. Without hesitation I jumped at the chance to research this gorgeous town filled with day spas where kings and soldiers from all over Europe came to heal and rejuvenate. It was obvious at the beginning of my research that was not entirely prepared for all of the beauty, serenity and relaxation oases offered throughout this heavenly town.
I will eventually write more about all the activities and secrets of Baden-Baden, but for now I am writing about ancient Roman Bath Ruins, Himalayan Sea Salt Grottos and walking through this calming city that welcomes in the Black Forest National Park.
The first thing we did was visit the information center. By visiting these friendly helpful stops, I always save myself a lot of headaches. I highly recommend doing this as soon as you reach your destination.
Despite information at our fingertips, websites are still slower than humans and circumstances are often fluid. Our tour helper Cosima led us to the very popular Carasana Spa , which consists of four spas in one. The spas are very close to each other and have different options to choose from.
Cosima also gave us an invaluable walking tour map. The Friedrichsbad, which is one of the oldest baths, was closed the day we went due to construction. Our first stop in town, after parking in an excellent recommended downtown parking garage, was the Ancient Roman Bath Ruins.
