♨️Comuni Termali

Caramanico Terme

Province: Pescara · 650 m

A 650-meter Majella spa village at the confluence of the Orfento and Orta, with sulphurous springs whose properties were documented in 1576.

Latronico

Province: Potenza · 888 m

A mountain town at 888 meters on the northern edge of the Pollino, with two prehistoric thermal springs at the Calda hamlet below.

Cerchiara di Calabria

Province: Cosenza · 650 m

A Città del Pane at 650 meters under Mount Sellaro, with a rock sanctuary at 1,015 meters and a sulphurous Cave of the Nymphs feeding the thermal springs.

Bacoli

Province: Napoli · 30 m

A Campi Flegrei town twenty kilometers west of Napoli, the Roman Bauli, where the Piscina Mirabilis fed the imperial fleet at Miseno.

Casamicciola Terme

Province: Napoli · 81 m

Ischia's thermal town on the flank of Monte Epomeo, levelled by the 1883 earthquake and again in 2017, rebuilt on the Gurgitello springs.

Fiuggi

Province: Frosinone · 747 m

The Ernici-mountain thermal town where Boniface VIII and Michelangelo both came to dissolve kidney stones with the oligomineral spring water.

Tivoli

Province: Roma · 235 m

A travertine town on the Aniene falls twenty-five kilometers east of Rome, holding two separate UNESCO sites: Hadrian's villa below and the Villa d'Este above.

Viterbo

Province: Viterbo · 326 m

The medieval capital of the Tuscia, papal seat for five popes between 1257 and 1281 and home to the longest conclave in Church history.

San Pellegrino Terme

Province: Bergamo · 358 m

A Liberty-era spa town in the Val Brembana — home of the San Pellegrino mineral water and a complete Art Nouveau ensemble of Grand Hotel, Casinò and thermal baths built between 1899 and 1907 around the original sulfur springs.

Acqui Terme

Province: Alessandria · 156 m

A Roman spa town at 156 meters on the Bormida, where a sulphurous spring still surfaces at 74.5 degrees under an 1870 pavilion.

Cannobio

Province: Verbano-Cusio-Ossola · 214 m

A medieval lake town at 214 meters on Maggiore's western shore, host to one of the largest Sunday markets on the lake.

Sardara

Province: Sud Sardegna · 163 m

A Campidano thermal town where Nuragic well-temples, Roman Aquae Neapolitanae and a hilltop Arborea castle share the same hot springs.

Levico Terme

Province: Trento · 520 m

A Habsburg spa town in the Valsugana at 520 metres, with arsenic-iron thermal waters, an English park and a Blue Flag lake at the edge of the centre.

Campiglia Marittima

Province: Livorno · 231 m

A walled hilltop borgo above the Val di Cornia, where the Rocca tower watches a mining landscape worked from the Etruscans to 1976.

Montecatini-Terme

Province: Pistoia · 27 m

Eleven thermal springs in a Liberty-style park at the foot of the Apennines, one of the Great Spa Towns of Europe inscribed by UNESCO in 2021.

Montepulciano

Province: Siena · 605 m

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A Renaissance hill town at 605 meters on a limestone ridge, where Vino Nobile is aged in vaulted cellars beneath the palazzi of Piazza Grande.

Montignoso

Province: Massa-Carrara · 132 m

A Riviera Apuana commune split between the Cinquale coastal frazione, the Castello Aghinolfi on the hill, and the Lago di Porta wetland on the Versilia plain.

Rapolano Terme

Province: Siena · 334 m

A Sienese thermal town in the Crete Senesi, 38-degree calcium-sulphur waters and travertine quarries that supplied the Pienza Duomo and Montepulciano's San Biagio.

San Giuliano Terme

Province: Pisa · 10 m

A thermal spa at the foot of Monte Pisano, ten kilometers from Pisa, where the springs were bathed since the Romans called them Aquae Pisanae.

San Quirico d'Orcia

Province: Siena · 409 m

A walled stop on the Via Francigena at 409 meters in the UNESCO Val d'Orcia, where a twelfth-century Collegiata, a Renaissance garden and the Bagno Vignoni thermal pool sit within fifteen kilometers of each other.

Nocera Umbra

Province: Perugia · 520 m

A hill town at 520 meters on the Apennine slope, leveled by the 1997 earthquake and rebuilt, with mineral springs flowing since the sixteenth century.

Abano Terme

Province: Padova · 14 m

Europe's oldest thermal town on the Euganean Hills' eastern slope, where 80°C bromo-iodine springs have been drawing bathers since the eighth century BC.

Battaglia Terme

Province: Padova · 9 m

A barge village at the foot of the Euganean Hills, built around the 1201 canal and Italy's only river navigation museum.