Bathhouses Collection
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world of bathhouses
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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world of bathhouses. These historic establishments were more than just places to cleanse oneself; they were cultural hubs, architectural marvels, and symbols of indulgence. In Kuchen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Arnold Staub's weaving mill boasted a magnificent bathhouse. This 19th-century gem has been digitally restored to its former glory, although the exact date of its creation remains a mystery. Carriages lined up outside the old bathhouse in Salzburg, Austria, as people eagerly awaited their turn for relaxation. A stunning painting from the same era captures this scene with remarkable detail. Traveling further into history brings us to Wildbad in Germany. The spa town's bathhouse and spa hotel stood proudly against a picturesque backdrop in 1890. Although we don't know the precise original date of this image's creation, it transports us to an era when bathing was considered both luxurious and therapeutic. The Oeynhausen bathhouse in North Rhine-Westphalia is another German treasure that has undergone digital restoration. Its origins trace back to the 18th century; however, determining its exact age remains elusive. Nevertheless, this historic structure continues to captivate visitors with its timeless charm. Moving away from Germany but still embracing elegance and beauty is Catherine Park near St Petersburg (Tsarskoye Selo). The Upper Bathhouse pavilion reflects gracefully on Mirror Pond while autumn colors paint a breathtaking picture around it. Venturing beyond Europe takes us to Finsbury Polytechnic where an engraving showcases their grand establishment dedicated to wellness pursuits. Victoria Street presents Oriental Baths through another enchanting engraving that invites you into a world of opulence and tranquility. Not all baths catered exclusively to high society; some aimed at providing essential facilities for laborers as depicted by an intriguing engraving showcasing baths and washhouses specifically designed for the working class.