Bad Ems is renowned as a spa town with hot springs.
It was a popular bathing resort in the 17th and 18th centuries,
attracting visitors from around the world.
Bad Ems is located on the river Lahn
along the hills and cliffs of the west bank of the Rhine River.
The town id part of the German State
Rheinland Pfalz / Rhineland Palatinate.
not far from it's borders with Hessen and NRW.
Bad Ems has a population of approximately 9,900 people.
There are about 46.700 visitors
and
300.000 overnight stays.
Visit Bad Ems.com is an independant website
part of the the Visit Project from
Phone Book of the World.
The idea is to encourage the promotion
of "cultural heritage"
using
a modern internet address
people from every language
can instantly understand
and remember.
The key of the project is the world
Visit
The idea roots in the fact we had
the chance
to run into several tech pioneers
from California.
We met them at
an avan-garde web cafe
while they were travelling
through Europe.
But just before
there was also an inventor from Japan
and a Fashion Lady that onced lived 15 min away.
She had left a little jewel
that financed the very beginning of the story.
These people had crazy ideas
in some way the VisitBadEms.com domain
is a little bit connected to them.
Cities have so many "little beauties"
like the Emsendenkmal Pavillion
few people know about.
If you want to contribute to the project please click here.
The site exists in 15 languages, including Japaneese -
click on the flag below.
Kurhaus Bad Ems
A grand spa building hosting concerts, balls, and cultural events.
Emser Kränchen Spring
A famous mineral water spring with therapeutic properties.
Casino Bad Ems
One of Germany’s oldest casinos, blending history with entertainment.
Kurpark Bad Ems
Landscaped spa gardens with fountains, sculptures, and seasonal flowers.
Marmorsaal
An ornate hall in the Kurhaus used for concerts and ceremonies.
find a Holiday Flat in Bad Ems
Russian Orthodox Church of St. Alexandra
A richly decorated church reflecting Bad Ems’s international spa heritage.
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
A neo-Gothic parish church with striking architecture.
Stadtmuseum Bad Ems
A museum exploring the town’s spa traditions and local history.
Malberg Castle Ruins
Scenic ruins above the town with panoramic views of the Lahn valley.
Bismarck Tower Bad Ems
A hilltop tower offering sweeping vistas of the surrounding countryside.
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Lahn River Promenade
A riverside path perfect for walking and cycling.
Roman Fort Site
Archaeological remains of a Roman military camp near Bad Ems.
Bad Ems Thermal Baths
Modern spa facilities drawing on mineral springs.
Bad Ems Old Town
Historic streets with half-timbered houses, shops, and cafés.
Bad Ems Wochenmarkt
A lively weekly market with regional produce and specialties.
Find a guide for the Saarland
Bad Ems Christmas Market
A festive seasonal market filling the spa quarter with lights and stalls.
Bad Ems Industrial Heritage Sites
Remnants of spa and mining traditions integrated into modern life.
Bad Ems City Library
A cultural hub offering exhibitions and programs.
Bad Ems Stadthalle
A venue for concerts, fairs, and cultural events.
Taunus and Westerwald Trails
Scenic hiking routes through forested hills and valleys.
