Terme di Fontecchio

Google says it's open, but it was closed until March when I checked in early February.

A beautiful spot to unwind.

The place looks beautiful from the outside, and the setting is relaxing, but I found it a bit expensive, though maybe I'm just cheap. The rotten-egg smell was unpleasant, even if that's supposedly normal for a thermal bath. The crowd seemed extremely old, average age 157. I cut myself on a tile, and the indoor pools weren't very nice. It's only open in the morning, so I had to get up early. The bathrooms were disgusting: no water came from the sinks except the accessible one, and its broken latch meant it wouldn't close. There weren't enough lockers in the changing rooms either. We waited 5-10 minutes for someone to appear, first to sell us a ticket and then to let us into the changing rooms. I also hadn't realized swim caps were required, so I had to spend another 2 euros, and you need one for the outdoor pool too. For €20 and an early start, it just wasn't a very good day.

The park is well worth a visit. It's a beautiful place, with a great spa and outdoor pools in summer.