Not every town has a ‚Trinkhalle‘ (pump room) like the one bulit in the spa park of Bad Liebenzell. No wonder, thinking about the eleven thermal springs. No wonder, thinking about the story. Already in the 16th century, the famous physician and naturalist Paracelsus made studies on the Zellerbad in Bad Liebenzell. The city itself did not really get into the drilling of thermal springs until the 1950s. Today there are the eleven thermal springs – a little miracle!

The ‚Trinkhalle‘ itself attests to this. Built 40 years ago, this small architectural jewel was completely refurbished in 2018 and today serves as a center for tourist information and as an exhibition and sales room for the treasures and delicacies of Bad Liebenzell and the northern Black Forest region. Above all of course the thermal springs: In the ‚Trinkhalle‘ the water can be drunk from the famous Paracelsusquelle.

The ‚Trinkhalle‘ itself impresses with its clear, light-flooded geometric shape. The acoustics in the middle of the room is well worth a mention. A soft word fills the room. The assortment of treasures and delicacies supports this impression of clear beauty. A special focus is on products that represent Black Forest. But not only.

The city of Bad Liebenzell is shown as well as the philosophy in the form of the SOPHI PARK, which is just a few steps away. As varied as the city itself, the ‚Trinkhalle’s‘ assortment illustrates the northern Black Forest region and the city’s landmarks so perfectly. From regional spirits to local honey, from sporty cycling jerseys or cycling and hiking maps to soap from the waters of the thermal spring, which cares and protects the skin in the best possible way. Of course postcards will not be missing.

With all this, the newly designed ‚Trinkhalle‘ has what it takes to become an important communication hub for tourist inquiries – open seven days a week – and a strong platform for local and regional products. The optics are correct. The content also.