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Close your eyes and clear your mind of everything: stress at your job, the stack of bills piled up on the kitchen counter and that fight you had with your mother-in-law. Slow down and think about the beauty of Tuscany and all it has to offer. More than 2 million tourists every year choose this region to escape the daily stress and spend some time relaxing in one of the many thermal spas in Tuscany.
Tuscany has long been known for its culture, culinary tradition and of course its fine wines. But, do not forget about the natural springs whose waters offer pools to dive into to find inner peace. Tuscany is now the crown jewel of Italian thermal spas with as many as 39 establishments, frequented by a host of famed figures such as Napoleon and Maria Teresa of Austria.
From traditional treatments to treatments aimed at achieving complete mental and physical balance and the newest trends in spa treatments, the spas of Tuscany can be credited for the prevention and treatment of many diseases. The mud baths are useful for trauma and for the prevention and treatment of liver diseases. The inhalation treatments relieve respiratory disease of the airways and are also used for treating the deaf. The whirlpool spas treat and prevent peripheral vascular disease, while there are also liquid treatments for treating gastrointestinal disorders and ones that seek to purify the liver.
Choosing Tuscany for your next “wellness vacation” also means having the opportunity to stay near Italy's most renowned art cities (Florence, Pisa, Siena), some of the most fashionable seaside areas (Forte dei Marmi and Versilia) or in the nature of one of the most beautiful landscapes in Italy (such as UNESCO site, Val d'Orcia), which for centuries has inspired the works of artists such as Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. After your spa day, sit at the table and taste delicious dishes paired with wines like the famous Brunello di Montalcino, Nobile di Montepulciano or Chianti Classico.
Visit Tuscany’s spa towns filled with relaxation, surrounded by art, a magnificent coastline, rolling hills and culinary heaven.
Explore Tuscany's thermal spas
Tuscany has long been known for its culture, culinary tradition and of course its fine wines. But, do not forget about the natural springs whose waters offer pools to dive into to find inner peace. Tuscany is now the crown jewel of Italian thermal spas with as many as 39 establishments, frequented by a host of famed figures such as Napoleon and Maria Teresa of Austria.
From traditional treatments to treatments aimed at achieving complete mental and physical balance and the newest trends in spa treatments, the spas of Tuscany can be credited for the prevention and treatment of many diseases. The mud baths are useful for trauma and for the prevention and treatment of liver diseases. The inhalation treatments relieve respiratory disease of the airways and are also used for treating the deaf. The whirlpool spas treat and prevent peripheral vascular disease, while there are also liquid treatments for treating gastrointestinal disorders and ones that seek to purify the liver.
Choosing Tuscany for your next “wellness vacation” also means having the opportunity to stay near Italy's most renowned art cities (Florence, Pisa, Siena), some of the most fashionable seaside areas (Forte dei Marmi and Versilia) or in the nature of one of the most beautiful landscapes in Italy (such as UNESCO site, Val d'Orcia), which for centuries has inspired the works of artists such as Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. After your spa day, sit at the table and taste delicious dishes paired with wines like the famous Brunello di Montalcino, Nobile di Montepulciano or Chianti Classico.
Visit Tuscany’s spa towns filled with relaxation, surrounded by art, a magnificent coastline, rolling hills and culinary heaven.
Explore Tuscany's thermal spas
