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Not far from Venice, Montegrotto has been famous for its mud and spa treatments since Roman times.Today, along with nearby Abano Terme, is the centre of the Euganean Spas, one Europe’s biggest thermal areas.
Category
Ancient Spa
Price Range
60-200 €
The Euganean Hills Regional Park gives Montegrotto its dramatic backdrop, turning it into a haven for health and well-being amidst green landscapes, breathtaking views, sumptuous villas and impressive castles.
Viale Stazione, 60 35036 Montegrotto Terme, PD, Italy
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In São Pedro do Sul, the former Grande Hotel Lisboa was transformed into the Grande Hotel Thermas. Exotic inspirations and glamour are common themes throughout the project, which offers 153 rooms and aims to give thermalism a more contemporary and even avant-garde approach.
The name Montegrotto, meaning "mountain of sick people," reflects its long-standing reputation as a healing site. The curative properties of its mineral springs were known as early as the Iron Age, with an ancient lakeside sanctuary located between Monte Castello and Colle Montagnone. Visitors offered votive sculptures to the deity Aponus, thanking the gods for the healing properties of the thermal waters.
In Roman times, Montegrotto became an important thermal center. The remains of the Terme Romanae include interconnected pools and a small theatre, illustrating the Romans’ skillful use of the healing waters. Hippocrates himself praised the virtues of these hot springs.
All establishments in the Euganean Spa region hold I Super classification from the Italian Ministry of Health, indicating that they safeguard the natural resources of the area and apply strict discipline in using the waters.
Euganean Thermal Springs
Iron Age (8 th -3 rd century BC)
86ºC
Sodium-chlorinated water and saline-bromide-iodine water
Afyon is renowned for its thermal springs, rich culture, and cuisine. These elements, harmonized with religious history, are showcased through various cultural assets and activities. Beyond its healing springs, Afyon offers concerts, festivals, sports, and historic monuments.
Ruins from the Roman Empire include Apemia, Synnada, and Amorion. The Byzantines and Seljuks added landmarks like Kırkgöz Bridge and Sahipata Caravanserai. The Ottomans constructed notable baths and caravanserais, such as İmaret Bath and Döğer Caravanserai.
Afyon is home to two UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List sites: Mountainous Phrygia and Afyon Great Mosque. In 2019, the city was designated a UNESCO Creative City for its world-renowned cuisine.
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