The Regina Spa in Montecatini Terme is an architectural jewel and a symbol of Tuscan spa wellness.
Located within the striking Tettuccio Park, these spas represent one of the most fascinating destinations for those who wish to combine health, relaxation and culture in the heart of Valdinievole.
A neo-Renaissance masterpiece
Built between 1923 and 1927 and designed by architect Ugo Giovannozzi, Terme Regina is distinguished by its neo-Renaissance style. The travertine building features a large central hall divided into three areas: one dedicated to the mixing of waters, one for public reception, and one for refreshment services. Outside, the famous Heron Tank, symbol of Montecatini, welcomes visitors at the main entrance.
The therapeutic properties of Regina water
Regina Spring, protected by an elegant circular temple, is known for its medium-mineral salty-sulfate waters, with a temperature of about 23°C. These waters are particularly suitable for hydropinic treatment, promoting proper bile flow and being effective in cases of liver failure and biliary tract dysfunction.
An experience of well-being and culture
In addition to its health benefits, the Regina Spa offers an immersive experience in history and art. Their prime location in the Tettuccio Park allows visitors to enjoy a walk among tree-lined avenues and historic architecture, making the visit a time of relaxation and cultural enrichment.
Visit Regina Spa
Terme Regina is easily accessible and a must-see for anyone visiting Montecatini Terme. Whether you are looking for spa treatments or simply wish to admire a masterpiece of Italian architecture, Terme Regina will welcome you with its elegance and history.
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