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Thermal springs & wellness

Bullicame: the thermal spring of Viterbo mentioned by Dante
📍 Viterbo

Bullicame: the thermal spring of Viterbo mentioned by Dante

A sulphurous spring at the heart of Viterbo's thermal basin, known since antiquity and made famous by Dante's verses.

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Piscine Carletti: the free thermal pools on the edge of Viterbo
📍 Viterbo

Piscine Carletti: the free thermal pools on the edge of Viterbo

Open-air pools fed by the hot waters of Viterbo's thermal basin, just minutes from the historic centre.

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Terme dei Papi: the monumental pool and the Natural Grotto
📍 Viterbo

Terme dei Papi: the monumental pool and the Natural Grotto

A large pool fed by the Bullicame spring, a natural steam grotto, and a thermal tradition linking Viterbo to the medieval popes.

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Terme di Orte: sulphurous pools in the green Tiber valley
📍 Orte

Terme di Orte: sulphurous pools in the green Tiber valley

Two large pools fed directly by 31°C sulphurous water, set in a green park a few kilometres from the village of Orte.

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Terme di Vulci: thermal pools between Tuscia and the Maremma
📍 Canino

Terme di Vulci: thermal pools between Tuscia and the Maremma

Four open-air thermal pools set in the countryside of Canino, close to the archaeological park of ancient Vulci.

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Viterbo's free thermal areas: Bullicame vs Piscine Carletti
📍 Viterbo

Viterbo's free thermal areas: Bullicame vs Piscine Carletti

A short guide to Bullicame and Piscine Carletti, two different places that capture the wilder, natural side of Viterbo's thermal tradition.

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A thermal weekend in Tuscia: springs, villages and landscapes around Viterbo

A thermal weekend in Tuscia: springs, villages and landscapes around Viterbo

Two days between thermal waters, medieval Viterbo and the Tuscia countryside, choosing between organised facilities and historic springs.

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Viterbo and the Terme dei Papi: the city that gave its name to conclaves
📍 Viterbo

Viterbo and the Terme dei Papi: the city that gave its name to conclaves

Lazio's best-preserved medieval old town, and the thermal springs Romans have used for two thousand years.

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