Terme di Casciana Pisa

Terme di Casciana is located in Casciana Terme Lari in the Pisan Hills of the Province of Pisa in Tuscany, where bicarbonate thermal mineral springs reportedly used by the Countess Matilda of Tuscany in the 11th century—and later by the Medici family who maintained a villa here—have sustained a therapeutic tradition spanning over a millennium in this historically significant Tuscan hilltop thermal town. The bicarbonate-rich mineral composition of Casciana's thermal waters carries properties recognized in Italian balneological practice for musculoskeletal conditions, circulatory support, skin wellness, and the systemic restorative effects of alkaline mineral bathing prescribed within Italy's national thermal medicine framework. The Pisan Hills landscape surrounding Casciana Terme—with its medieval castle of Lari housing a famous vintage car museum, the traditional cherry orchards of the Valdera valley, and the proximity to Pisa's iconic Leaning Tower and cathedral square—frames this elegant Medici-heritage thermal town within the broader cultural and agricultural landscape of Tuscany's less-visited interior hill country.