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Desire for infinity (relaxation)

Lose yourself in the play of mirrors and scents in Narcissus' Salon, abandon yourself to the enchantment of the Daphne Garden and to infinite relaxation in the Nymphs' Cave. A trip back in time through the new sensory pathway of Terme Bagni Nuovi, to discover a wellness tradition initiated by the ancient Romans.

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Bormo's Bath

Bagni Romani, where the little church of San Martino now stands, is the site of a temple dedicated to Borvo, or Bormo, who now lends his name to the surrounding area. Bormo, an equal to Apollo, was the ancient deity of spring waters, known literally as “the one who makes the water bubble.” In the pool dedicated to Bormo, get
lost in the gurgling water and countless bubbles, which offer an invigorating and relaxing effect.

Bagni Romani, where the little church of San Martino now stands, is the site of a temple dedicated to Borvo, or Bormo, who now lends his name to the surrounding area. Bormo, an equal to Apollo, was the ancient deity of spring w ...

Bagni Romani, where the little church of San Martino now stands, is the site of a temple dedicated to Borvo, or Bormo ...

Thermal path

Bormo's Bath

Bagni Romani, where the little church of San Martino now stands, is the site of a temple dedicated to Borvo, or Bormo, who now lends his name to the surrounding area. Bormo, an equal to Apollo, was the ancient deity of spring waters, known literally as “the one who makes the water bubble.” In the pool dedicated to Bormo, get
lost in the gurgling water and countless bubbles, which offer an invigorating and relaxing effect.

The pool of the Muses

These two traditional wooden tubs dedicated to the Aganippid Muses, guardians of the eponymous fountain, lead you deep into the history and beauty of our spa park, which they have looked upon since the mid-19th century.

Saturno's pools

The “baitel”, a small cabin used as a heated changing room, and a group of iconic thermal pools, together with the nearby waterfalls, once formed the “Sheep Bath”, where shepherds washed their sheep’s fleece.

Naiadi's pool

This pool was inspired by the Naiadi, freshwater nymphs known in ancient times for their healing properties. It is recommended for normalising blood pressure and restoring metabolic balance after a sauna.

The Olympic hall

A relaxation room that leads you through the history of cycling, casting you into the magnificence of the Alpine passes where the greatest cyclists are pushed to their limits, riding the mountain roads made legendary by the Giro d’Italia stages.

Narciso's lounge

Pop-up books, fragrance experiences and mirror compositions to admire yourself in: Narciso's lounge is a treasure trove of discoveries that unveils, to those who manage to go beyond their reflection, a unique passageway to a secret garden.

Dafne's garden

This green haven to relax in, with a breathtaking view, is inspired by the legend of Dafne, the famous nymph. When Apollo was madly in love with her, she sought the help of Mother Earth to escape him and was transformed into a laurel tree.

Grotto of the Sibilla

All the beneficial effects of the Vichy showers, combined with the fascinating and mysterious atmosphere of the inspirational site: Sibilla's Grotto, carved from the tufa rock, was the cave from which the famous Cumaean priestess spoke her prophecies.

Marte’s relaxation room

The deeds of great heroes have often been narrated beside fires. In this relaxation room inspired by Marte, the god of war, you can treat yourself to some rest and enjoy the warmth of this magical element, just as Mars did after every battle.

Pan's cabin

This warm cabin in the middle of the woods pays tribute to Pan, the ancient goddess of the forests. The slow rocking of hanging nests calms and prepares your mind to admire nature as it is mirrored on the surface of the water.

The Columns hall

Venture beyond the borders, following in Hercules’ footsteps, to achieve ultimate relaxation. The soft, fragrant cloud of this sauna relaxes your senses and caresses your skin, cleansing it thoroughly to restore its radiance and firmness.

Lucina's cabin

A small 19th-century stube with a panorama. A relaxation spot with music therapy, embellished with an antique carved wooden “luster” chandelier which once held the house keys, watching over the cabin and protecting it from spirits.

The pool of Venere

An ancient panoramic pool that reveals the history of a symbolic site. Where it now stands there once was the vegetable garden of the Grand Hotel. Even in the coldest of seasons, plant growth was aided by the warm steam of the spa’s warm water.

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