Water and Spas

Terme Dolomia is found in Pozza di Fassa and is surrounded by the striking landscapes of the Monzoni mountain range. It is the only sulphuric spring in Trentino and has been renowned since the earliest of times. Its waters are rich in sulphur, calcium, magnesium and fluorine and are recommended for the treatment of gastrointestinal, respiratory, circulatory, and osteoarticular disorders. www.termedolomia.it

Terme di Levico e Vetriolo is located in Valsugana and was particularly popular among the mitteleuropean nobility during the Hapsburg period. Classified as arsenic-ferrous, its waters have a sedative effect on the nervous system as well as anti-oxidant properties. They are used to cure respiratory, circulatory, and skin complaints as well as disorders of the muscular and skeletal system. www.termedilevico.it

Built during the Belle Époque, Casa di Salute Raphael has become an elegant, 4-star hotel in Roncegno today. It offers a range of therapies that are particularly suited for convalescents or those suffering from a debilitation, as well as for the treatment of chronic illnesses, weaknesses of the immune system and allergies. Its re-balancing arsenic-ferrous waters are used in homeopathic, phytotherapeutic and anthroposophic treatments. www.casaraphael.com

Arnica, St. John's wort, dandelions and pasque flowers are just some of the medicinal herbs that grow in the Viote basin, at the foot of Monte Bondone, and are used in herbal baths at Terme di Garniga. Herbal baths are part of an ancient mountain tradition, and are recommended for the treatment of rheumatisms. A new wellness centre now enriches the treatments on offer at the spa. www.termedigarniga.it

This skin-friendly water, rich in calcium bicarbonate and magnesium, gurgles out of its spring at Terme di Comano. It has unique properties that have been renowned since Roman times and is ideal to treat dermatitis, psoriasis and allergies. Located deep within a natural oasis, the spa in Comano specialises in children and is the ideal place to relax and enjoy a range of healthy physical activities. www.termecomano.it

The waters of Fonte di Sant'Antonio used at Terme Val Rendena - located in the centre of Caderzone - have been classified as "ferrous, oligo-metalic." Its unique features make is particularly well suited to treat diuresis, digestive and respiratory complaints. www.fontevalrendena.it

Terme di Pejo's water comes from high mountain glaciers found in the Stelvio National Park. Much celebrated since the 17th century, it has been described as having "almost divine properties". There are three springs: the Alpine one, which is light, diuretic and has a low mineral content, the ancient one, which is ferrous and is used to treat anaemia, and the new one, which is sparkling and has a high carbon content as well as boasting digestive properties. www.termepejo.it

The water at Terme di Rabbi was the only one deemed fit to be served at the table of the Empress Maria Theresa of Austria and is one of the richest in free carbon dioxide. This water is ideal for circulatory and digestive disorders as well as for the treatment of rheumatisms, and when recovering from traumas and bone fractures. www.termedirabbi.it