Montecatini Terme

Montecatini TermeIn the province of Pistoia, one of the gems of Tuscany that you absolutely must visit is Montecatini Terme.
This town, famous for its renowned thermal springs, has been enchanting since the 19th century with its Art Nouveau elegance and the variety of attractions it offers.
Strolling through manicured gardens and historic architecture, you breathe an air of sophistication that has charmed such illustrious figures as Giuseppe Verdi and Victor Emmanuel II.
Use your visit to explore the spas, historic buildings, and incredible views that only Montecatini can offer.

Spas in Montecatini Terme

Montecatini Terme

History of Spa Establishments

Montecatini’s hot springs boast a centuries-old history.
The earliest written records date back to a Lucca parchment from 1201.
In 1773 the Bagno Regio, the city’s first spa, was built.
The establishments continued to develop until 1962, with the opening of the Stabilimento Redi.

Types of Water and their Uses

There are four springs at the Montecatini spa, and each offers specific benefits.
Leopoldina water, Regina water, Tettuccio water and Rinfresco water all spring from a depth of about 70 meters and are enriched with mineral salts useful for various treatments.

Source	Benefits
Leopoldine	Gastroenteric treatments
Queen	Hepatobiliary and urinary
Canopy	Detoxification
Refreshment	Dermatological

You will learn more about these waters once you taste and try them, appreciating their beneficial effects.
Montecatini Terme is most famous for its spas.
Among the best known are Terme Tettuccio, Terme Excelsior, and Terme Leopoldine.
The Terme Tettuccio is distinguished by its wonderful architecture and scenic interiors on the concept of Roman spas.
Terme Excelsior is located in an elegant pavilion originally designed to house a casino, while Terme Leopoldine is the oldest and dates back to 1777.

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Tettuccio Spa
Excelsior Spa
Leopoldine Spa

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What to see in Montecatini Terme

Municipal Palace and MO.C.A.

Located along Viale Verdi, the Palazzo Comunale is one of Montecatini Terme’s main attractions.
Designed by architect Raffaello Brizzi and engineer Luigi Righetti, the building, dating from the early 1900s, is known for its rich interior and exterior decorations.
Inside is home to MO.C.A. (Montecatini Contemporary Art), an exhibition space dedicated to modern art, with works by Joan Mirò and Pietro Annigoni.

Tamerici Pavilion

The Tamerici Pavilion, along Viale Verdi, is an elegant Art Nouveau building.
Originally used for storing and trading salt, it is now one of Montecatini Terme’s most distinctive points of interest, thanks to its bas-reliefs and decorations by Galileo Chini.
The exterior stoneware paneling, created by Domenico Trentacoste, makes the Tamerici Pavilion even more fascinating.
Behind it is also a beautiful park, occupied mainly by the New Verdi Theater.
This building is an excellent example of the influence of the Art Nouveau style in Italy.

Montecatini Alto

Montecatini Alto is an ancient hamlet situated on a hilltop nearly 300 meters above sea level.
The hamlet of about 400 inhabitants can be reached via a picturesque 1898 funicular railway that offers spectacular views of the valley below.
Once you arrive in Montecatini Alto, you can explore the historic village and visit the church of Saints Jacopo and Filippo, the convent and church of Santa Maria a Ripa, and the church of San Pietro.
Each building tells a part of the rich history of this charming Tuscan town.

Parish Church of St. Mary of the Assumption

The Parish Church of St. Mary of the Assumption is one of Montecatini Terme’s most distinctive monuments.
Located in Piazza del Popolo, this basilica was built in the late 1950s on the remains of an old neoclassical church.
The church, designed by architect Raffaello Fagnoni, has a curious octagonal plan with chapels sprouting on either side of the presbytery.
Inside, the stained glass windows made by Giorgio Scalco and the sculpture “The Crucifix” by Sauro Cavallini are not to be missed. Montecatini Terme is a pearl of Tuscany that deserves to be discovered.
Every corner of this town holds a unique history and charm.
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Main points of interest

As you stroll through Montecatini Terme, you will realize that the town is compact and easy to explore.
The main street in the historic center is Viale Verdi, along which you will find numerous points of interest such as the Town Hall and the Tamerici Pavilion.
Don’t forget to visit Montecatini Alto, which can be reached by a charming funicular railway, and admire the imposing church of Santa Maria Assunta, located in Piazza del Popolo.
An experience that will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the spirit and history of this ancient spa town.
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How to get to Montecatini Terme

By car

Reaching Montecatini Terme by car is really easy.
The town is located along the A11 Firenze-Mare highway, and from the Montecatini Terme exit to the city center takes only 5 minutes.
This favorable location allows you to arrive comfortably from different parts of Tuscany: Florence is 40 minutes away, Pisa is 45 minutes away, and Lucca is only 30 minutes away.

Public transportation

If you prefer to travel by public transportation, Montecatini Terme is also easily accessible by train and bus.
The Montecatini Centro and Montecatini Terme train stations are served by regional trains on the Florence-Prato-Pistoia-Lucca line, ensuring frequent connections in both directions.
Also located at the Montecatini Terme station is the bus station, where regional buses from Florence, Pistoia and other major Tuscan cities stop.
This means that, even without a car, you can enjoy your vacation in total peace and without worries.
Montecatini Terme offers you a trip back in time with its historic spas and elegant atmosphere.
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Where is Montecatini Terme located?

Location in the province of Pistoia

Montecatini Terme is located in the province of Pistoia, right along the A11 Firenze-Mare highway.
The town is easy to reach: from the Montecatini Terme exit, it will only take you 5 minutes to get to the center.
This strategic location makes it perfect as a base for exploring the main attractions of Tuscany.
From Florence it takes about 40 minutes, from Pisa 45 minutes, and from Lucca only 30 minutes.
Even if you decide to travel by train, Montecatini is well connected thanks to its two train stations.
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