Terme di Comano

Trentino spring water at 27 °C, used for skin conditions since the 15th century.

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Bathing: Indoor / Outdoor
Established: 1412
Accommodation: Hotel on site

Terme di Comano stands in a park in the Giudicarie valleys of Trentino, where bicarbonate-calcium-magnesium water emerges at about 27 °C. The spa is known across Italy for dermatological bathing, particularly for children with atopic skin.

Balnevia view

Why visit

This is a quiet, therapeutic spa rather than a leisure park: mild-temperature bathing, a large park, and the Dolomiti di Brenta within reach for walking.

The water

Thermal water

Source: Sorgente di Comano
Mineralisation: Bicarbonate-calcium-magnesium water
Character: Bathing takes place at the natural spring temperature, unusually mild for a thermal bath.

History

The water's use is documented from 1412, when local statutes already regulated the baths; the modern establishment was developed through the 20th century.

Practical information

Bathing is at natural spring temperature, cooler than most thermal baths. Medical consultation is offered on site; day access to the pools is available.