Fiuggi, queen of the thermal towns, has been known since the Middle Ages for its low mineralized water. Famous people such as Pope Boniface VIII, who called it "the water of well-being", and such as Michelangelo, who wrote to his nephew Leonardo "the water that breaks the stone, whose effects are...

Terme di Roma is a spa resort, owned and managed by Acque Albule S.p.A., and situated in the eastern part of Rome. The structure exploits the waters from the carbonic-sulphurous springs Acque Albule, so called since ancient times, due to their whitish colour. They flow from lakes Regina and...

During medieval times, the thermal baths in Viterbo were visited by a succession of popes. The name "dei Papi" - of the Popes - derives from the intervention of a Pope, Nicholas V, who had built a splendid palace in 1450, in order to have somewhere to stay whenever he required treatment. The...