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Stadtmuseum Baden-Baden: A Journey Through History
Explore Baden-Baden's captivating history at the Stadtmuseum, from Roman origins to its glamorous spa era.
The Stadtmuseum Baden-Baden, nestled on Lichtentaler Allee, showcases the city's rich history from Roman times to the present. Explore Baden-Baden's evolution as a spa destination and cultural hub through diverse collections and exhibits.
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A brief summary to Stadtmuseum Baden-Baden
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
Tuesday
11 am-6 pm
Wednesday
11 am-6 pm
Thursday
11 am-6 pm
Friday
11 am-6 pm
Saturday
11 am-6 pm
Sunday
11 am-6 pm
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Getting There
Walking
From Augustaplatz, walk along Lichtentaler Allee, passing the Kurhaus on your left. The museum is located at number 10, a short walk along the Allee. No costs involved.
Public Transport
Take bus line 201 or 205 from Baden-Baden Bahnhof (main train station) towards 'Baden-Baden Stadtmitte'. Exit at the 'Werderstraße' stop. Walk south on Werderstraße, then turn left onto Lichtentaler Allee. The museum is on your right at Lichtentaler Allee 10. A single bus ticket costs approximately €3.10.
Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Baden-Baden. Request a ride to Stadtmuseum Baden-Baden, Lichtentaler Allee 10. A short taxi ride from the Baden-Baden train station or city center will typically cost between €8 and €12. Taxi rates start at approximately €2 per km.
Driving
Navigate to Lichtentaler Allee 10, 76530 Baden-Baden. Parking is limited. Nearest parking garages include Parkhaus Lichtentaler Allee and Kongresshausgarage. Parking fees range from €2 to €3 per hour, with daily rates of €20 to €25. Gausplatz parking is a few minutes away, costing €2 per hour.
Local tips
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Check the museum's website for information on current temporary exhibitions and special events.
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Consider taking the audio guide, available in German, English, and French, for an immersive experience.
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Combine your visit with a stroll along the Lichtentaler Allee, a beautiful parkway.
Discover more about Stadtmuseum Baden-Baden
The Stadtmuseum Baden-Baden, located in the Alleehaus on Lichtentaler Allee since 2004, invites visitors to explore the city's captivating past. Established in 1892, the museum's collection has grown to encompass over 50,000 objects, offering a comprehensive overview of Baden-Baden's history spanning more than 2,000 years.
The museum highlights Baden-Baden's transformation from Roman healing baths to a world-renowned spa town in the 19th century. Exhibits showcase the city's bathing culture, the lives of prominent figures, and the traditions that shaped its unique identity. The collection includes paintings, sculptures, graphics, and handicrafts reflecting the city's artistic heritage. Special collections feature Bohemian glass, historical toys, coins, and medals.
The building itself has a rich history, first mentioned in 1480 as a manor for the Margraves of Baden. The current structure, dating back to the 19th century, is complemented by a modern glass pavilion displaying stone monuments and artworks from Roman times to the present. Temporary exhibitions and events add to the museum's appeal, ensuring there is always something new to discover.
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