Terme di Predazzo

Terme di Predazzo is a thermal spa situated in the Val di Fiemme, a broad and scenic valley in the Autonomous Province of Trento surrounded by the extraordinary Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage landscape, including the iconic Catinaccio and Latemar massifs. The bicarbonate mineral waters are used in medical bathing, inhalation therapies, and hydrotherapy circuits, drawing on the mineralisation of deep dolomitic rock formations that give these waters their particular chemical character. Val di Fiemme is a valley of year-round attractions — home to cross-country ski racing in winter and exceptional mountain biking and hiking in summer — making the thermal spa a natural complement to active pursuits in one of Italy's most spectacularly beautiful Alpine settings. Predazzo is also a world centre of geological study, where the volcanic rocks that gave the name 'Porphyry' to these formations can be examined alongside the thermal experience.