Terme di Pejo Trentino

Terme di Pejo Trentino is a distinguished thermal spa in Peio, a mountain village in the Val di Sole within the Autonomous Province of Trento, Italy, situated at over 900 meters elevation within the Stelvio National Park — Italy's largest national park, encompassing glaciers, ibex herds, and the legendary Stelvio Pass — adjacent to Pejo's own ski resort, making it a four-season alpine wellness destination. The naturally ferruginous (iron-rich) mineral waters of Pejo are among the most celebrated in Trentino, part of a thermal tradition documented since the 18th century, their distinctive reddish tint and pronounced mineral character making them scientifically remarkable among Italian thermal waters and associated with vitality and well-being. Bathing in Pejo's iron-rich spring waters amid the extraordinary alpine wilderness of Stelvio National Park, with glaciated peaks, golden eagle sightings, and meadows of alpine wildflowers surrounding the thermal complex, provides one of the Italian Alps' most scenically spectacular wellness experiences.