Experience the “breathing spa”
The “breathing thermal baths” are an inexhaustible source of wellbeing, thanks to the water, recognised in the nineteenth century as the most sulphurous in Europe. Now, as ever, the Tabiano thermal baths give health to adults and children alike.
THE WATER
The water is rich in sulphur and mineral salts, suited to the cure and prevention of bronchial, ear, nose, throat and skin diseases.
In addition to the treatment of diseases of the upper respiratory tract, the waters of the Tabiano thermal baths are also a blessing for many skin diseases and the treatment of burns.
TREATMENTS
Treatments at the Tabiano thermal baths are good for healthy bronchial tubes, ears, nose, throat and skin. Inhalation therapies are among the most requested by adults, the elderly and children – this isn’t for nothing, since the Tabiano thermal baths hold the record for the number of inhalation treatments carried out in Italy.
For a satisfactory result, a 12-day treatment cycle is recommended; this length of time is recognised by the National Health Service.
WELLNESS CENTRE
At the Tabiano thermal baths you can relax in the T-SPATIUM, a wellness centre specialised in skin treatments. Experience the healing powers of the thermal water and take care of your face and body with massages, mud masks, and purifying, moisturising and nourishing treatments.
FIND OUT MORE
HOW DO I GET THERMAL TREATMENTS?
You just need a prescription from your doctor or from a specialist in thermal treatments. The prescription must specify the diagnosis and type of treatment to be performed. Specific deals are reserved for members of the INPS and INAIL.
WHAT ARE THE REIMBURSABLE COSTS?
The cost of treatments is paid by the National Health Service. The NHS officially approves a 12-day cycle of thermal treatments for every citizen per year; these 12 days do not have to be continuous, as long as carried out within 60 days of the first treatment.
WHEN ARE THE TABIANO THERMAL BATHS OPEN?
Indicatively, from March to November. We recommend that you call the toll-free number 0524 565189 for more information.