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Italy baths compared
Entry, swimwear rules, age limits and ticket type, side by side.
| Bath | Entry | Swimwear and rules | Age | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QC Terme Bagni VecchiBormio |
| Swimsuit required everywhere, saunas included. | 14+ | Day ticket |
| Bagno VignoniSan Quirico d'Orcia |
| Swim cap required (sold on site). | 14+ | Day ticket |
| Terme di SaturniaSaturnia |
| See the official site | none stated | Day ticket |
| Terme MeranoMerano |
| Swimwear in the pools. The sauna is textile-free, mixed and from age 14. | none stated | Day ticket |
Every bath in Italy
Open all year unless the hours say otherwise.
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QC Terme Bagni Vecchi
Thermal bath, Bormio
Historic baths above Bormio fed by warm springs in the Stelvio National Park, with a natural sweat cave and an infinity pool over the valley.
€58 As of Sep 2026 -
Bagno Vignoni
Thermal bath, San Quirico d'Orcia · Bathing only in La Posta’s pools: the village square pool and the mill basins below are closed to bathers
The medieval square in Bagno Vignoni is one big thermal pool, but it is closed to bathers, as are the old mill basins below the village.
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Terme di Saturnia
Thermal bath, Saturnia · Only the Club ticket includes the natural spring pool; towels and bathrobes must be white
The paid thermal park at the spring that feeds the Cascate del Mulino, with four outdoor pools across 20,000 m².
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Terme Merano
Thermal bath, Merano · Outdoor pools and park closed until mid-May
An indoor thermal bath in the centre of Merano, open every day of the year, with radon-bearing water piped 8 km from the Vigiljoch since 1966.
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