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Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole

Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole is a town of the Romagna Toscana, known above all as the home of one of the most famous thermal establishments in Italy, valued since Roman times.
Alongside the thermal waters of the Terme di Castrocaro, sulphurous and salt-bromine-iodine, come the natural muds, valued for both medical and beauty treatments, and the Parco delle Terme, with 16 km of jogging circuits equipped for runners. The old village has the classic medieval look, with its fortress dominating the landscape.

Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole

photo credits - Sailko, Wikimedia

Places to see

Places to see in Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole

Terme di CastrocaroDistinctively green in colour, the water is described as “fossil”, being especially rich in minerals that account for its colour, high salinity and therapeutic...Read more
Parco delle TermeThe Parco delle Terme is the natural extension of the Terme di Castrocaro. Built alongside the spa complex in the early 1900s, it was designed to complete the...Read more
Fortezza di Castrocaro TermeBuilt on the highest point of the cliff, it commanded the whole valley below. It consists of three parts: the Rocca, the Cannoniere (gun batteries) and the...Read more
Museo Storico della FortezzaThere are five sections, displaying finds spanning the Etruscan, Roman, Byzantine and Lombard periods, through to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.Read more

Events

Events in Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole

Palio di Santa ReparataIt is a historical re-enactment with more than 200 costumed performers, centred on an old-style crossbow shooting contest between two districts of Terra del...Read more

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