Blog Il Tempio della Salute: Wellness places

Hungary boasts a thousand-year tradition in the use of thermal waters for therapeutic and recreational purposes. The spas of this country are an obligatory stop for those who wish to enjoy the healing properties of the thermal waters, immersing themselves in an experience that mixes tradition, culture and well-being.

California holds a treasure trove of hot springs that attract thousands of spa tourism enthusiasts every year for their unique and rejuvenating experience. Let's find out

Our journey into the world of thermalism takes us to Italy, a land of art, food and history, blessed with natural thermal springs that have been used for therapeutic and relaxation purposes for millennia.

The spas of Mexico are a fascinating and unusual tourist destination, which offers enthusiasts of the wellness sector the opportunity to immerse themselves in thermal waters rich in history... and health benefits. Let's begin this journey into the world of thermalism in Mexico.

The hot springs of Africa are a hidden paradise in the heart of the continent. Despite the water challenges that plague many African regions, these natural wonders have continued to flow for hundreds of years, providing relief and well-being to visitors from around the world. Let's start this journey together into the world of thermalism in Africa.

Iceland, renowned for its pristine nature, is a must-visit on our journey into the world of thermalism. The thermal baths in Iceland, both natural and man-made, are an integral part of the country's culture and tradition: let's discover together the secrets of Icelandic thermalism.

The ancient practice of thermalism in Japan has been fueled by the generous presence of hot springs, born thanks to the volcanic formation of the territory. Here, we can find Onsen (温泉), natural springs that gush forth hot geothermal water from the earth. Today, Japanese hot springs represent a true culture, attracting tourists from all over the world and offering a rejuvenating experience in a perfect oriental style. In this article, we will guide you to discover the fascinating Japanese...

The Baths of Bath are the only thermal springs in Great Britain and are a highly sought-after destination for thermal tourism enthusiasts, as they still maintain their ancient splendor to this day. Discovered by a Celtic king, built during the Roman Empire, frequented by the Royal Family, and not far from Jane Austen's hometown, the Roman Baths of Bath were also a place of convalescence for soldiers during World War I.

Thermal tourism is a form of travel experience that harnesses the concept of thermalism: a practice that has been used since ancient times to make use of the properties of thermal waters and mud to treat diseases and improve the body's psychophysical well-being.