Actress Isla Fisher enjoyed a seven-night stay at the luxurious Buchinger Wilhelmi wellness retreat in Germany, sharing photos of her experience on Instagram. The retreat offers therapeutic fasting, integrative medicine, and inspiring treatments, with weekly prices ranging from $5,649 to $32,035. Fisher may have opted for the Time Out package, which includes organic gourmet meals and two medical consultations.
Isla Fisher checks into wellness retreat in Germany that costs up to $32,000 per week following divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen Isla Fisher has checked into a luxurious wellness retreat in Germany following her divorce from Borat star Sacha Baron Cohen .
The property overlooks forest-lined shores and the snow-topped peaks of the Alps, with weekly prices ranging from about $5,649 for a standard room to $32,035 for the most luxurious accommodation. “This has been the most incredible way to spend the new year. Six days at Buchinger! @buchingerwilhelmi,” she wrote in the caption.“Every kind of therapy cocooned in warmth & care - the kindest hands.Buchinger Wilhelmi offers guests wellness packages with treatments performed by doctors, including comprehensive laboratory diagnostics.
“Or enjoy our highly acclaimed, Demeter-certified organic gourmet cuisine, and make the most of our varied cultural, exercise and entertainment program. Fisher, who splits her time between homes in London and Los Angeles, no longer owns property in Australia after she sold her two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in the late Art Deco block Wiltshire Towers in Sydney’s ritzy Woollahra last November.It comes as the actress continues negotiating her divorce settlement from Baron Cohen, with whom she shares two daughters.
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