World cultural heritage up close and personal

The Etruscans and Romans already knew about the healing effects of the warm thermal water. Bagno Vignoni, the small town on the "Via Francigena" , can look back on a long bathing tradition. Illustrious guests such as Medici Prince Lorenzo the Magnificent or Saint Catherine surrendered to the delights of the spring water long before our time. Today, the ancient tradition lives on, interpreted in a contemporary way in the steaming spa of the ADLER THERMAE.

You should definitely plan a visit to Siena: The flair of the completely preserved medieval town is hard to beat. The spirit of the past lives on in Piazza del Campo with the Palazzo Pubblico and Torre del Mangia. Italy’s most important horse race, the “Palio”, is also worth seeing. Twice a year, it attracts thousands of visitors to the city and lets you feel the Senesian passion.