The neoclassical Trinkhalle (pump house) in Baden-Baden, Germany was built in 1839 by architect Heinrich Hübsch as an attractive addition to the Kurhaus spa complex.
Trinkhalle's Baden-Baden
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The 90m-long portico is embellish ed with 19th-century frescoes of local legends by a German mural painter Jakob Götzenberger, who was a pupil of Peter von Cornelius. There is also a Tourist Information Desk in the Trinkhalle building.
Buy the way: Trinkhalle literally becomes drink-house - only mineral water, of course.
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Trinkhalle's Baden-Baden
Buy the way: Trinkhalle literally becomes drink-house - only mineral water, of course.
Trinkhalle Baden-Baden, open colonnade
Trinkhalle Baden-Baden, fresco by Jakob Götzenberger "Alt-Eberstein"
Trinkhalle Baden-Baden, fresco by Jakob Götzenberger "Die Geisterhochzeit zu Lauf"
Fot. Elisabeth Fazel.