Balnevia
White travertine terraces and milky sulphur water at Saturnia, Tuscany

Saturnia/Italy

Terme di Saturnia

Sulphur water at 37.5°C falling through travertine terraces in the Tuscan Maremma.

Balnevia

Baignade
Extérieur
Hébergement
Hôtel sur place

The spring above Saturnia releases some 500 litres of sulphurous water a second at a constant 37.5°C, forming the Cascate del Mulino below and feeding the pools of the historic spa resort.

Le regard Balnevia

Pourquoi y aller

Warm mineral water in open Tuscan countryside, day and night — the free waterfalls are among the most photographed thermal sites in Italy.

Recommandations

Hôtels à proximité

Découvrez où dormir près de Terme di Saturnia.

L'eau

Eau thermale

Source
Sorgente di Saturnia
Minéralisation
Sulphurous-carbonic, sulphate-bicarbonate-alkaline-earth
Caractère
Plankton-rich sulphur water renewing the pools every four hours

Équipements

  • Thermal pools
  • Outdoor pools
  • Spa treatments
  • Hotel
  • Restaurant

Histoire

The Etruscans and then the Romans used the spring; the modern resort dates from the early twentieth century.

Informations pratiques

The Cascate del Mulino are free and open around the clock; the resort's own pools require a day ticket. Silver jewellery will tarnish in the sulphur.

Site officiel

Y aller

About 1h45 by car from Grosseto or 2h30 from Florence; a car is essentially required.

Situation

Saturnia, Italy42.6540, 11.5140Voir sur la carte Balnevia

Lieux liés

Autres bains thermaux en Italy