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Bagni Vignone, Siena
In my travels I like to abandon the paths imposed by the guides and look for small, lesser-known places, but perhaps for this reason the most fascinating. So I found
Bagno Vignoni, a small town in the province of
Siena that deserves to be visited for its curious feature.
Generally the heart of the city consists of the square with the common fountain or the classic game of colored stones on the floor. The peculiarity of
Bagno Vignoni instead consists in the fact that the square is a real ancient thermal bath, the “
Piazza delle Sorgenti”.
The presence of the bath is incredible especially for the atmosphere that is created in autumn and winter, when it is shrouded in fog. Fairies or other legendary beings are expected to come up from any moment to the next.
Bagno Vignoni is a renowned destination for its wealth of spas. Located inside the
Natural Artistic Park in the heart of the
Val d'Orcia, with the typical hilly landscape and natural areas such as
the cypress wood b>, it is a destination that since the Etruscan era, passing through the Romans, has been able to instill the benefits deriving from the hot springs it possesses. There are different solutions for those who want to enjoy the beneficial properties of thermal waters and relax in the green hills of Tuscany, such as the free spas equipped with a large swimming pool in which to spend a few hours of tranquility or stay in the numerous oases consisting of facilities that have services and treatments for every need.
Of particular interest is the nearby Mulini Natural Park, consisting of a system of canals and four mills dug into rock and fed by thermal water. Bathing in the canals is dangerous and uncomfortable, but at the end of the Mills Path, just below Bagno Vignoni, there is a beautiful and clean swimming pool where the same water flows into the large pool of the Piazza delle Sorgenti.
written by Christopher Rivett - Last update: 15/09/2021
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