Does Tuscany have hot springs?
The most famous hot spring of our region, Saturnia, gushes up in the middle of nowhere in one of the wildest parts of Tuscany. If you have ever seen a photo of Tuscan spas, you have most likely seen a picture of the “Cascate del Mulino” where the 37°C (97°F) water fills its natural limestone pools. The Cascate del Mulino di Saturnia are the most famous natural springs in Tuscany. The waterfalls are made of several natural pools of warm thermal water, as well as a relaxing waterfall. They are open to the public and free throughout the entire year.Day visitors can pay for entry to use the pools, thermal waterfalls and wellness treatments. Cascate del Mulino – These are the free, public hot springs that most people think of when they imagine the hot springs of Saturnia. Sometimes, they’re also called Cascate del Gorello.Petriolo (55km from Il Rigo) This is one of the most popular thermal bath of Tuscany, probably because it’s the closest to Florence. The water is around 42°C (107 F) and the contrast of cold air in the winter and the hot water is a really great experience.History of the Ancient Hot Springs in Tuscany and Why They Smell! The Cascate del Mulino di Saturnia are the most famous natural springs in Tuscany. The waterfalls are made of several natural pools of warm thermal water, as well as a relaxing waterfall. They are open to the public and free throughout the entire year.