Wellness

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  Chianciano Terme

  A spa resort, whose baths were first enjoyed as early as the 4th century BC by the Etruscans. Today visitors can soak in the wonderful Theia pool, filled with mineral waters from the Sillene hot springs, or visit the Sensory Spa which integrates state-of-the-art architecture with ancient wellness practices. A range of treatments are available including, Turkish bath, beauty mud treatments, energising aromatherapy, music therapy, sensorial showers, chromotherapy and many more.

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  Rapolano Terme

  A visit to this town is a “must” for those who wish to experience the restorative waters from the thermal springs of San Giovanni and Antica Querciolaia. Many treatments are available including classic and oriental massage, mud masks, hydro massage and sulphur baths.

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  San Casciano

  Famous for the hot springs at Fonteverde, these thermal waters are known for their healing powers and flow at a temperature of 42° C. Visitors can enjoy saunas, Turkish baths and thermal pools plus a wide range of therapeutic treatments.

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  Free spas