Terme di Saturnia

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"Non-accessible by public transit, this destination is just that much more exciting to plan. While it is a bit hard to get to without a car, it is free, which is a huge plus. The thermal waters, full of mineral deposits, have a temperature of about 37.5° C. Supposedly a "gift of the gods", thought by the Etruscans and Romans, these waterfalls were to have healing properties. There are two free outdoor waterfalls, Cascate del Mulino and Cascate del Gorello. There is another, that you can pay for as well, for a more private experience. "
"The White Whale is popular, but we couldn't visit due to time constraints. If you have a long day, it's definitely worth a visit. A tip: bring water shoes! These aren't regular pools—they're natural hot springs nestled in the heart of nature."
"The Terme di Saturnia are a group of springs located in the municipality of Manciano in Italy, a few kilometers from the village of Saturnia."

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