- Source temperature
- 12°C
- Bathing
- Indoor / Outdoor
Fiuggi's cold, exceptionally low-mineral water has been drunk since the Middle Ages — Boniface VIII and Michelangelo both credited it with dissolving kidney stones — and it is bottled and drunk rather than bathed in. Two spa parks, Bonifacio VIII and Anticolana, distribute it from fountains among pine and chestnut woods.
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The water
Thermal water
- Source
- Fiuggi (Bonifacio VIII) spring
- Mineralisation
- Very low mineralisation (oligomineral)
- Character
- Exceptionally light water drunk as a cure for urinary and kidney complaints.
Practical information
Open roughly April to November; the drinking cure is taken in prescribed glasses through the morning, with pools and treatments available separately. About an hour and a half from Rome.
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