Terme Alessandrine

Terme Alessandrine is an Italian thermal spa drawing on the geothermal heritage of the Piedmont and Liguria border region — an area historically associated with the Acqui Terme basin, where the ancient Roman city of Aquae Statiellae was built around its thermal springs and where the continuing geothermal activity of the Apennine foothills produces mineral waters used for therapeutic bathing in the long tradition of Piedmontese terme medicine. Italy's thermal spring culture encompasses over 400 recognized spa establishments from Sicily to the Alps, and the Piedmontese tradition in particular carries the heritage of a region where thermal bathing has been practiced continuously since the Roman empire's legions first stationed at Aqui and exploited the local sulfurous springs. Terme Alessandrine provides mineral water bathing and therapeutic treatments — bathing circuits, inhalation therapy, or hydrotherapy applications — in the medically informed Italian terme tradition that combines the physiological rigor of balneotherapy science with the cultural pleasure of immersion in one of Italy's most historically mineral-rich spa landscapes.