Italy Thermal Spas are numerous rich in mineral and acts as a preventive measure to many diseases and health ailments. Italy is a country that is rich in thermal and mineral waters. The climate is also mild with majestic scenic beauty all over the place. Italy has also become a favorite vacation spot and is known for its health care tourism.
Thermal spas and treatments in Italy have been an ancient trend and fashion sine the Roman times. Widespread throughout the country, thermal waters and baths has been a typical feature of Italians town life. It is not only the concern of the health care reasons but also famous due to its close proximity to volcanic vulnerabilities. A great center of spa resorts makes Italy excellent bases for cultural excursions. On the backdrop of splendid parks there has been set up some world famous spas supplemented with wide infrastructural facilities ideal for holidaying.
Some of the fine and luxury hotels that offer extravagant spas and health facilities with full thermal bath packages and treatments include:
- Hotel Villa Crespi
- Hotel Fiuggi
- Hotel Villa Malaspina, Verona
- Hotel Abano
- Hotel Ischia
- Dellearti design hotel, Cremona
- Hotel Montecatini
- Grand Hotel San Marco, Casciana Terme, Pisa
- Hotel Chianciano
- Virglio Grand Hotel, Sperlonga
- Hotel Salsomaggiore
- Masseria Torre Coccaro, Puglia
One of the main factors that enhance the development of the thermal spas and treatments in Italy is its geological characteristic of being close to volcanic phenomena and permeability. With a dense network of groundwater channels, there have been many Thermal Spas in the hilly regions including: In north-eastern Italy , near the slopes of the Euganei Hills in Veneto, volcanic highlands there have been numerous hot water springs.
Other Italian Thermal Spas are located in:
- Emilia-Romagna on the foothills of the Apennines
- Localities of Tabiano, Salsomaggiore, and Castrocaro
- Region of Tuscany
- Spa resorts in Latium
- Bagni di Tivoli, the outskirts of Rome
- Fiuggi of the far east
- Gulf of Naples
Thermal Spas in Italy are rich in sulphurous, or containing sodium chloride, iodide or bromide that prevents metabolism disorders, rheumatic illnesses and problems of the respiratory organs, female genital organs and the vascular system and skin diseases.
