Terme Euganee di Abano
Salt-bromine-iodine water rising at around 87 °C, used for pools and for maturing the Euganean fango mud.
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- Source temperature
- 87°C
- Bathing temperature
- 36°C
- Bathing
- Indoor / Outdoor
- Accommodation
- Hotel on site
Abano Terme, with neighbouring Montegrotto, forms the Euganean thermal district. Deep-circulating water surfaces very hot and highly saline, and is used both for bathing and to mature the clay mud that gives the area its therapeutic reputation.
Balnevia view
Why visit
Mud therapy here is a recognised, regulated treatment rather than a spa flourish, and almost every hotel has its own thermal pools.
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The water
Thermal water
- Source
- Euganean thermal aquifer
- Mineralisation
- Salt-bromine-iodine, strongly mineralised
- Character
- Hyperthermal water also used to mature the Euganean therapeutic mud.
Practical information
Bathing is mostly through hotels; day access is available at some establishments.
Location
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