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Theia Thermal Pools: Morning Entrance (4 hours)

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Terme di Chianciano: Spa Day + Pastry Tasting or Aperitivo at Historical Cafè

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Entrance to Sensory Therms

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Sandro, Italy

07 Mar 2024

Excellent

Siamo stati benissimo ottima accoglienza e poi una pulizia invidiabile

Entrance morning 4 hours Thermal Pools Theia

Valerio , Italy

18 Jun 2023

Excellent

Tutto semplice e perfetto, tranne che nel sito si dice di stampare il biglietto e invece non serve, basta averlo sul cellulare

Entrance morning 4 hours Thermal Pools Theia

Annalisa , Italy

30 Jun 2023

Excellent

Molto buona piscine bellissime e personale molto simpatico siamo stati veramente bene

Entrance morning 4 hours Thermal Pools Theia

About: Terme di Chianciano

Terme di Chianciano, located in the charming town of Chianciano Terme, is renowned for its rejuvenating thermal waters in Tuscany. This spa destination offers an escape amid scenic landscapes. With state-of-the-art facilities and a tranquil ambiance,

Terme di Chianciano

Via delle Rose, 12, 53042, Chianciano Terme

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