Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Rich in active gases or metals — a strong mineral character.
Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
The Sorgente Termale Val Calaona emerges from the heart of the Euganean Hills, the isolated volcanic massif that rises from the Po plain southeast of Padua. Within this basin — one of the largest thermal systems in Europe — the Val Calaona's sulfurous spring is among the most discreet and unspoiled outlets, offering an authentic atmosphere well removed from the larger resort complexes.
The sulfurous water at 37 °C has the characteristic silky softness associated with this type of spring, along with a gentle mineral veil that pleasingly envelops the skin during immersion. Slightly hazy and deliciously warm, it invites a deep relaxation in a setting of timeless Italian countryside. Vineyards producing the local Fior d'Arancio grape variety and medieval abbeys tucked into the hillsides add an unusual cultural dimension to this thermal landscape.
The Colli Euganei offer one of Veneto's most harmonious landscapes: wooded hills, medieval villages, vineyards, and orchards surround the springs with gentle, soothing beauty. A morning soak in the Val Calaona waters pairs naturally with an afternoon's wandering through this exceptional countryside.