Terme di Chianciano

Terme di Chianciano is a spread-out thermal complex in the town of Chianciano Terme, set between the Valdichiana and Val d'Orcia areas of Tuscany. It's built around naturally sourced thermal water, with the site organized into separate areas rather than one single building.

The main bathing area, Piscine Termali Theia, offers indoor and outdoor pools kept between 33°C and 36°C, along with water jets, hydromassage, saunas, a Turkish bath (bagno turco), emotional showers and relax zones. It's set up for casual use by families and groups as well as couples, and a day pass is available with walk-ins welcome.

For something more structured, the Terme Sensoriali section runs a guided multisensory circuit through more than 20 rooms and environments — a mix of pools, hot-and-cold spaces, sensory rooms and relax areas built around water, heat, sound, scent and light. It's aimed at people wanting a quieter, more immersive session rather than a straightforward swim.

Beyond the bathing facilities, the complex also includes a Centro Medico affiliated with Italy's national health service, offering clinical, diagnostic and physiotherapy services alongside traditional thermal cures and tailored movement programs. Across the site there are around 20 treatments on offer in total.

Opening hours run most weekdays from 7:30am to 1pm and again from 3pm to 6pm, with Saturday limited to the morning session (7:30am–12pm) and Sunday closed. Staff can assist in English and Italian.