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Terme Euganee

Abano Terme, Veneto

A day-pass thermal spa in Abano Terme with an outdoor thermal pool, set at the foot of the Euganean Hills in the Veneto countryside.

Blue thermal pool with lounge chairs, sun umbrellas, and tree-lined surroundings
  • Manicured grounds with thermal spring pool, walking path, and mature trees
  • Terme Euganee photo 3
Photo: Tamara Placucci via Google

At a glance

Access
Day pass

Terme Euganee is a resort-style thermal spa in Abano Terme, part of the Euganean Hills region of Veneto known for its natural hot springs. The property sits within the Parco Montirone grounds on Via Pietro d'Abano, giving it a green, parkland setting rather than a dense town-center feel.

The main draw is the outdoor thermal pool and bathing area, fed by the same mineral-rich waters that have made Abano Terme a spa destination for generations. The setup is geared toward families, so it works as a relaxed option for a day out rather than a strictly adults-only retreat.

Access is via day pass, and the price tier is listed as moderate, putting it in the mid-range for Italian thermal spas rather than the budget or luxury ends. Beyond the pool and outdoor bathing facilities, specific treatment menus, exact admission fees, and operating hours aren't detailed on the available listing, so it's worth checking the official site or calling ahead before planning a visit.

The surrounding Colli Euganei area adds some context for a visit: the hills are threaded with marked walking and mountain-biking trails, and the wider region includes castles, Venetian villas, abbeys and medieval villages, making it feasible to combine spa time with some exploring if you're staying in the area for more than an afternoon.

Good to know

Do I need to book in advance?
The listing doesn't specify a booking requirement; confirm directly with the spa via its official website before visiting.
How much does a day pass cost?
Terme Euganee is listed in the moderate price tier, but an exact day-pass price isn't provided, so check the official site for current rates.
What are the opening hours?
Specific daily opening hours aren't confirmed in the available data beyond a general listing; it's best to verify hours directly with the spa.
Is this spa suitable for families?
Yes, it's classified as family friendly, with an outdoor thermal pool and bathing area.
What should I bring?
Standard swimwear and a towel are typical for thermal pool visits, though the spa's own site should be checked for any specific requirements.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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