Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
Terme di Stabio in the municipality of Stabio in southern Ticino, metres from the Italian border with Lombardy, is a renowned thermal establishment using sulphurous-sodium spring water at 26°C within a long bathing tradition associated with relaxation and wellbeing. The springs have been used in the regional thermal tradition since the 19th century, and the establishment maintains a careful, attentive ethos that distinguishes it from larger leisure spa facilities. Stabio sits within the architecturally fascinating Mendrisiotto district — the southernmost tip of Switzerland — with its Italianate village architecture, excellent wines and easy access to the cultural riches of Lake Lugano, Lake Como and Milan. The thermal experience here combines Swiss attention to detail with the sensory pleasures of southern Ticino's Mediterranean climate.