Hot Springs in Tuscany: The Best Thermal Spas and Baths

Hot Springs in Tuscany: The Best Thermal Spas and Baths

Imagine relaxing into one of the natural hot springs in Tuscany, surrounded by breathtaking Italian scenery.

The benefits of these thermal waters go far beyond the pleasure of a warm dip. With proven anti-inflammatory properties, they're great for those with respiratory disorders. They counteract skin hyperactivity, soothe vascular diseases, and provide relief for arthritis. A bath in these Tuscan hot springs could strengthen your immune system, purify your breath, and even provide antibacterial and disinfectant advantages. It's a magical potion brewed by nature itself.

There are a range of options available for you once you’re ready to rejuvenate your body and mind – whether you’re looking to enjoy your experience outdoors under the Tuscan sky or visit one of the beautifully restored spas that speak to the region's rich historical charm.

We invite you on a journey through Tuscany's most enchanting hot springs. Handpicked from countless choices, we’ve curated a list of the best thermal spas and baths for you. Are you ready to dip into this rejuvenating journey?

And remember, our team at Salogi is just an email away, ready to help plan your adventure and organise your perfect Tuscany Villa to rent.

Terme di Saturnia

Saturnia natural thermal spring - panoramic view

Imagine soaking in a thermal pool surrounded by rolling hills, lush forests, and the towering peaks of Monte Amiata. Located in the heart of Maremma, Southern Tuscany, the Terme di Saturnia Spa & Golf Resort is one of the most famous hotels in Italy, having gained national recognition and picked up numerous awards.

There are 54 treatment rooms with professional therapists available to support you, offering personalised treatment options based on your needs.

Built over a volcanic crater, the spring water that fills the resort's heart has journeyed through the depths of Monte Amiata, carrying with it the mineral-rich benefits from the earth.

We're proud to feature properties in our portfolio that are conveniently close to Saturnia:

-    La Campanina
-    Santa Barbera
-    Monte Cavallo

Terme di Bagni di Pisa

Terme di Bagni di Pisa, internal view - nocturnal

Steeped in a rich history that dates back to the Etruscan and Roman eras, the Terme Bagni di Pisa is an ancient spa. The Grand Duke of Tuscany, Francesco Stefano Lorena, made this his summer spa residence hence it gained great popularity.

The residence soon became a popular destination for hosting social gatherings, with a long list of prominent guests enjoying its thermal benefits, including George IV of England, Gustaf of Sweden, Carlo Goldoni and Vittorio Alfieri. Today visitors can immerse themselves in a day of relaxation, enjoy a massage or indulge in a wide array of spa treatments.

A selection of properties within our portfolio close to Terme di Bagni di Pisa include:

-    Chiodo
-    Angeloni
-    Il Rosino Alto
-    La Capinera
-    Le Rondini
-    Il Grappolo
-    Uva

Terme di Bagno Vignoni

Bagno Vignoni thermal bath, external view - day time

Bagno Vignoni is a small and charming town nestled in the hillside near the gorgeous Val D’Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The town was once a summer residence of Pope Pius II Piccolomini, and the spa was built in a 5th-century palace designed by Rossellino.

The main square is filled with a large thermal bath fed by hot springs that are 49 degrees Celsius, filling the air with an inviting warmth, even on the coldest of days. Visitors can enjoy a variety of treatments, including massages, mud baths, and facials.

A selection of properties within our portfolio close to Bagno Vignoni:

-    Podere Bernesca
-    Fontanelle
-    Lavacchio 
-    Villa Lorian

Bagni di San Filippo

Bagni San Filippo, external view - day time

Bagni San Filippo, a stunning outdoor sulphur spring tucked away in the province of Siena, is a sight to behold. The place is stunning, and you will be amazed by the white limestone deposits, which have created impressive rock formations and cascades over the millennia.

The water temperature is approximately 25 degrees Celsius, making it a perfect place to relax and soak away your cares.

When to Visit Bagni San Filippo:
The best time to visit Bagni San Filippo is during the off-season, as we feel it gets too crowded during the summer months. If you are planning on visiting during the high season, we recommend avoiding the weekends and visiting during the morning or evening hours.


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A selection of properties within our portfolio close to Bagni San Filippo:

-    Podere Bernesca
-    Fontanelle
-    Lavacchio
-    Villa Lorian

Castiglion del Bosco

Close-up of a person dripping body oil on their arm

Nestled in the picturesque town of Buonconvento and forming an integral part of the esteemed Rosewood hotels, this spa presents a haven of luxury and tranquillity.

Managed by the globally recognized La Prairie Swiss Brand, the spa has several different facilities, including a sauna, a steam bath, a swimming pool, and a number of treatment rooms. There is also a lavender-scented garden where guests can sip herbal teas and smoothies made from garden-plucked ingredients.

The spa is open to both guests of the hotel and to the public. We highly recommend making a reservation in advance, especially during peak season.

A selection of properties within our portfolio close to Castiglion del Bosco:

-    Podere Bernesca
-    Fontanelle
-    Lavacchio
-    Villa Lorian

Terme di Sassetta

Sassetta thermal bath, internal view - day time

Tucked away near Livorno in Val di Cornia, Sassetta is a small hamlet that may not boast the widespread renown of some of the other springs on our list, but that only adds to its charm.

This area, celebrated for its thermal springs since Etruscan and Roman times, houses the Terme di Sassetta, possibly identifiable as the Bagno del Re from 13th-century documents.

The thermal waters at Terme di Sassetta are uniquely rich in sulphates, calcium, and trace minerals. With a source temperature of 51°C, these waters have been harnessed for centuries to alleviate respiratory ailments, skin conditions, and musculoskeletal diseases.

Mirroring the architectural beauty of Etruscan Roman baths, the thermal complex is a modern tribute to ancient wellness traditions. It houses three balneotherapy pools—two outdoor and one indoor—along with a sweat chamber, showers enhanced with chromotherapy and aromatherapy, a Kneipp path, and a relaxation area.

At Salogi, we highly recommend the massages at Terme di Sassetta, complemented by the ambient tranquillity, are notably exceptional.

If you are planning a visit to the Sassetta Thermal Springs, here are some properties in our portfolio that are close by:

-    La Capanna
-    Villa di Montegemoli
-    Villa Di Montelopio
-    La Lepraia Estate

Tuscany is a land of natural beauty, and its hot springs are no exception. The hot springs, thermal spas, and baths we've highlighted in this article - Terme di Saturnia, Terme di Bagni di Pisa, Terme di Bagno Vignoni, Bagni di San Filippo, Castiglion del Bosco, and Terme di Sassetta - each offer a unique experience of wellness, relaxation, and indulgence.

At Salogi we are committed to providing you with villa accommodation that adds to your experience - Villas that encapsulate the Tuscan charm and keep you close to these thermal wonders. If you would prefer to relax from the comfort of your villa in Tuscany our team at Salogi will be happy to put you in contact with a professional masseuse. There are a selection of villas where this can be organised very easily, and clients have truly cherished the private nature. Please contact us to find out more.


So, what are you waiting for? Start planning your trip to Tuscany today!

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