The Tettuccio Spa represents an icon of European thermalism, combining architectural elegance and curative tradition.
A journey through history and architecture
The origins of the Tettuccio date back to 1370, when a simple canopy protected the hot spring, hence the name “Tettuccio.” Between 1779 and 1781, at the behest of Grand Duke Leopold, architect Niccolò Gaspero Maria Paoletti transformed the structure into a full-fledged spa. Later, in 1920, engineer Ugo Giovannozzi initiated a major renovation inspired by the late Renaissance, enlarging the park and enriching the building with valuable artistic and architectural elements.
Art and wellness in perfect harmony
The Tettuccio Plant is a masterpiece of neoclassical architecture, with Monsummano travertine colonnades bordering elegant spaces surrounded by lush parkland. Inside, polychrome panels by Basilio Cascella, representing allegories of life and beauty, stand out. The Salone Portoghesi, designed in 1987 by architect Paolo Portoghesi, the historic café with works by Maria Biseo, and the music temple complete the establishment’s cultural offerings.
Thermal waters: a natural panacea
The Tettuccio Spa offers hydropinic treatments based on the use of thermal waters as a beverage. The Rinfresco, Tettuccio, Regina and Leopoldina springs are indicated for treating digestive disorders, liver diseases, diabetes, high cholesterol and dysmetabolisms. Hydropinic therapy is a natural and effective method for improving overall health and well-being.
A unique experience between nature and culture
In addition to its therapeutic benefits, the Tettuccio Establishment offers an immersive experience among art, history and nature. The surrounding park, with its English garden and century-old trees, creates a relaxing and rejuvenating environment. Cultural events, concerts and exhibitions further enrich the offerings, making every visit a special occasion.
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