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The statue of Hygeia, the Greek goddess of health, is seated inside a temple overlooking the fountain.
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"sulfur spring"
Only die-hards drink from the "sulfur spring" as the water's taste and smell make it undrinkable for most people.
Fountain with a small art nouveau monument. The spring was discovered in 1899 and from 1903 onwards, its water was drunk as healing water to treat liver and gall bladder illnesses.
The water from this small, utilitarian fountain near the Elisabethenbrunnen has a heavy bitter saline taste that people might find undrinkable.
The fountain has a temple-style monument. Water from the fountain is used to treat gastroenterological disorders.
Taunus Thermal Baths
61352 Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe. A Day Spa/pool that offers swimming, sauna, massages, dining, barrier-free (FKK) area, gift shop, therapeutic baths, and steam bath, much more in a romantic Japanese-style setting. €13-15 for basic 2 hour stay, €17-19 for four hours and €24-26 for day (adult). This pool is not geared for children, but they are welcome. Weekdays are typically quiet, but Friday and Saturday night is when the young couples come out.
Thai-Sala an der Quelle
In 2007, King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit gifted a second Thai-Sala to Bad Homburg.