Enjoying Tuscany’s Thermal Spas and Springs (Northeast Tuscany - Pisa and Lucca)

Apart from exploring Tuscany’s art, culture, history and
gastronomy during your trip, you can also enjoy some of the world’s best
thermal spas and springs. In fact, there are so many of these spas and springs in
such a small area that I’m sure that every one of you would be satisfied.
Tuscany has much to offer, from luxurious five-star thermal spa resorts such as
Adeler Thermae to thermal springs which are more popular but just as
spectacular, such as those in Saturnia, which you can see in the image above.
Throughout the next few blog posts, I’ll talk about some of
these thermal spas and springs which I think are worth visiting in order to
help you prepare for your trip to Tuscany.
Terme Bagni di Lucca

It is also told that, during the 19th century,
many hedonistic aristocrats would enjoy these thermal springs, found in some of
the most beautiful villages of Lucca.
If you decide to visit these thermal springs, you could also
bathe in two natural steam caves where the temperature varies between 40 °C and 47 °C. These caves are
two perfectly conserved natural enclaves where you can enjoy some of the most
modern treatments. This center is open all year round.
Bagni di Pisa
Located in the same area of Tuscany, I would recommend that
you also visit this thermal spa. Bagni di Pisa is famous for being one of the
most elegant places of the past centuries. Here, famous figures such as King
Gustav III of Sweden, King Christian VII of Denmark, various kings of England,
Paolina Bonaparte, Percy and Mary Shelley, Vittorio Alfieri and Carlo Goldoni
would enjoy this thermal spa and also play in its casino.

Bagni di Pisa, from my point of view, is really spectacular.
If you manage to visit it, you should also visit the various lobbies and rooms
of the hotel which, to this day, still conserve the glamour and noble spirit of
this fantastic place.
As always, I hope that this post has helped satisfy your
curiosity regarding some of the unique aspects that this beautiful land known
as Tuscany has to offer.
Kind regards,
George
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