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Fratta Terme

Fratta Terme is a hamlet of the town of Bertinoro, between Meldola and Forlimpopoli, known for its thermal establishment. Set in a hilly valley, Fratta Terme has numerous springs, 11 of which are used by the town's thermal establishment: each water has different curative properties.

Good to know

  • The wellness centre that uses the thermal waters is inside the Grand Hotel Terme di Fratta. Here you can access the thermal pools, Roman bath, Turkish bath and Finnish sauna.

Photo credits - termedellafratta.com

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