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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.
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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.
The fountain has a temple-style monument. Water from the fountain is used to treat gastroenterological disorders.
The statue of Hygeia, the Greek goddess of health, is seated inside a temple overlooking the fountain.
The casino near the Kaiser-Wilhelms-Bad.
"steel spring"
This spring is rich in low-carbonic iron and its water is used to treat anemia.
"Der Sprudel"
This fountain is in a pit before the Kaiser-Wilhelms-Bad. The acidulous sodium chloride water is fizzy and used for both bathing and drinking.