Bagno di Romagna
Bagno di Romagna is a town of the Romagna Toscana, set in the Tuscan-Romagnol Apennines, with part of its territory inside the Foreste Casentinesi national park. It is known above all for its thermal springs, whose water comes out at 47°C: the curative properties were already valued in ancient Rome, hence the name Balneum (bath). As well as being one of the best known spa destinations in Italy, with plenty of places to stay, it is an excellent starting point for the park, thanks to the many nature trails that branch off from here, such as the Sentiero degli Gnomi, made for children.
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Places to see
Places to see in Bagno di Romagna
Terme di Bagno di RomagnaKnown and used as far back as Roman times, the thermal springs of this town set in the green of the Foreste Casentinesi are prized for their curative and...Read more
Diga di RidracoliThe Diga di Ridracoli lies in the countryside of Bagno di Romagna, 30 km from the town centre and from the Terme Naturali.Read more
"Idro" Ecomuseo di RidracoliThe main building, seven rooms, is an interactive museum devoted to the impact of water on our lives and on the evolution of the world.Read more