The largest thermal basin in Europe: the Euganean baths in Montegrotto

Montegrotto Terme - From the name you can guess, Montegrotto Terme is a city famous for millennia all over the world for its thermal waters. It is part of the Euganean Baths, and is also home to the Museum of glass art, the Butterfly Arc (house of butterflies) and many Roman excavations. It is also a strategic point for those who want to visit cities such as Padua or Venice, also taking advantage of the famous spas.

Montegrotto Terme is not just spas, there are many noteworthy elements of the place. For example, Villa Draghi, which today lives on with events and exhibitions, and its park which represents a very extensive green area in the city. Here is also the Y-40, the deepest pool in the world. For sports lovers, Montegrotto offers the opportunity to practice many, as it is immersed in the Euganean Hills National Park. Among the most valuable religious places we remember the Cathedral, and the Oratory of the Black Madonna. The spas can be enjoyed in the numerous hotels and purpose built buildings, some of which also use innovative technologies to harness the spa benefits for healing purposes. The gastronomic offer is wide and varied: from mushrooms to polenta, through cold cuts, meats and the traditional 'torresani' and 'risi e bisi'.