Trinkhalle

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The Trinkhalle in Baden-Baden, Germany, is a historic pump room and colonnade located in the spa town's Kurhaus complex. Built between 1839 and 1842, the Trinkhalle features a series of elegant Corinthian columns and a long arcade adorned with frescoes depicting local legends and myths. Designed by architect Heinrich Hübsch, this neoclassical structure served as a social gathering place where visitors could drink the mineral-rich waters from the famous springs.

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