Dreikaiserbäder
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The former community of Dreikaiserbäder (Three Emperor's Spas) comprises three tourist resorts in Germany on the island of Usedom.
It consists of three parts: Ahlbeck on the Polish border, Heringsdorf (central part) and Bansin in the west. These three Kaiserbäder were the favourite spa of German Emperors, and also called the bathtub of Berlin. It has scenic houses and mansions in the style of “Bäderarchitektur”.
Officially named Dreikaiserbäder only in the year 2005 when the administration of the three villages was combined, the community with 9,500 inhabitants was renamed Heringsdorf in January 2006.
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