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Treatments
The name of this spa bath, discovered in 1370, comes -
according to the legend - from the small roof that the
peasants placed above the spring for shelter. In the 18th
century the Tuscan Grand-Duke Leopoldo ordered the
construction of the first spa bath, whose façade is today a
national monument. The other wonderful structures were made in
the '20s by Ugo Giovannozzi, the architect renowned for his
Art Nouveau works. The Tettuccio springs are a concentrate of
beauty given thanks to the artwork of artists of the time:
Basilio Cascella decorated with majolica, marble and
travertine the Water Gallery; Carlo G. Moroni and the Artist
Galileo Chini decorated the reading room and the post and
telegraph room, and Maria Biseo frescoed the café walls with
Tuscan and Umbrian landscapes. The orchestra stand was done by
Giovannozzi while the new hall was done in 1989 by the
architect Paolo Portoghesi. The Tettuccio baths are more than
just a name, they are a symbol of the town and of its glorious
past. The traditional thermal
treatment of the liver, digestive tract and metabolism
disorders, is now supported by modern and appropriate
tecniques of preventive medicine and rehabilitation wich are
suitable for rheumatic, post-traumatic and joint affections.
Modern and luxurious thermal centers offer a wide range of
therapies: water drinking,baths, mud-baths, thermal pool,
inhalations, beautycare, gynaecological treatment,
physiotherapy, medical gymnastics, massages. This
page is purely for informative use. Thermal therapies are not
suitable to everyone: it is necessary to see a doctor before
starting any kind of medical treatment. |
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