Comuni Termali
Comuni Termali in Lazio
3 towns
Lazio holds 3 Comuni Termali sites inside our catalogue. They cluster in the Frosinone, Roma, and Viterbo provinces.
The three most recognised in our catalogue are Viterbo, Fiuggi, and Tivoli.
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.
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.
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