Picture this: you've found a vacation rental in Lombardy and you are spending cold winter days with the Italian Alps, a cute Alpine town and a building that bears an uncanny resemblance to the Grand Budapest Hotel unfolding in front of your eyes as you sit in a hot tub in a spa, soaking your stress away. Then you get out of the hot tub and go get a treatment or go skiing or sit in front of a blazing fireplace in your cosiest clothes with a hot drink and a good book on hand...what could be lovelier than that? You've had a tough, long year, why not treat yourself with the ultimate winter spa getaway in Italy? Why not plan a trip to Bormio.
Bormio Terme (or the Baths of Bormio) has been mentioned since the time of the ancient Romans and is one of the major attractions of the beautiful resort town of Bormio. Already famous for its winter sports, this charming town is also an incredible spa destination that boasts treatments for wellness, health and beauty and naturally therapeutic thermal waters that come from the Cinglaccia spring, gushing out a temperatures between 37 and 40 degrees Celsius.
Avail of the inhalation treatments, balneotherapy, bathing and mud therapies, physiotherapy and rehabilitation in thermal waters, swimming pools, kids pools, jacuzzi, turkish baths, sauna, water slide, biosauna, solarium, beauty salon, massage centre and more. Access is also reasonable costing just €27 during the low season costs and €34 during the high season and family tickets ranging from €37 to €76, depending on the season and number of children.
The spa is located on Via Stelvio 14, just a few minutes walk from the charming historic centre of the town, where you'll find the aforementioned building that is a dead ringer for a certain eponymous building from Wes Anderson's 2014 film.
Relax to the max and have your socks charmed right off in this stunning Italian town.
Avail of the inhalation treatments, balneotherapy, bathing and mud therapies, physiotherapy and rehabilitation in thermal waters, swimming pools, kids pools, jacuzzi, turkish baths, sauna, water slide, biosauna, solarium, beauty salon, massage centre and more. Access is also reasonable costing just €27 during the low season costs and €34 during the high season and family tickets ranging from €37 to €76, depending on the season and number of children.
The spa is located on Via Stelvio 14, just a few minutes walk from the charming historic centre of the town, where you'll find the aforementioned building that is a dead ringer for a certain eponymous building from Wes Anderson's 2014 film.
Relax to the max and have your socks charmed right off in this stunning Italian town.