BAGNI VECCHI BORMIO THERME

THE HISTORICAL THERMAL STRUCTURES OF BORMIO, BAGNI VECCHI – QC TERME

 

One of the historical thermal structures of the Alps, the Bagni Vecchi di Bormio, managed by QC Terme, are one of the most original and characteristic structures open to the public.

 

 

The Bagni Vecchi of Bormio is a complex perched on a rocky spur, overlooking the Braulio river gorge, along the road to the Stelvio Pass. The thermal water flows naturally at a temperature that varies between 37 and 43°C.

The area of Bormio was already known in Roman times and in particular, this complex was developed in different historical phases, on various levels.

 

 

"Bagni Vecchi is an experience to try. We had the pleasure of spending pleasant days in this thermal center. Very well organized and characterized by unique original elements and a spectacular view over the valley of Bormio.

We love the Roman cave, the stone pine sauna, but also the outdoor stone pool with the little church, especially in winter."

Fabio, Lorenzo e Paolo

 

 

Bormio's old baths are thermal baths, which combine many original historical elements with new installations, so it is worth remembering that the original spaces of the building have been maintained, slightly sacrificing comfort, but ensuring a typical and unique atmosphere.

 

There are numerous rooms with swimming pools, walkways in hot and cold water (including the narrow Roman cave carved into the rock), pools (the one in the outdoor church is fantastic), saunas (including the sauna in pinewood with a view of Bormio), relaxation rooms, mud area, outdoor walkways and the restaurant with panoramic windows. The area is mainly organized, for adults (like all the facilities of QC Terme) and the ticket includes the use of a bathrobe and a towel, slippers are mandatory (can be rented on-site). In addition to the daily entrance, afternoon and evening tickets are available.

During weekends and high season, the structure can be crowded, we recommend the visit during the week or low season, especially in autumn, to fully enjoy the colors of the valley. Bagni Vecchi also offers hotel service, with Suites and Junior Suites dedicated to staying on the upper floors of the historic building and access to the spa included.

 

Bormio is synonymous with thermal waters and there are also the Bagni Nuovi, always managed by QC Terme, a structure of the beginning of the 20th century, more modern and spacious, for those who want a cheaper structure suitable for swimming and children, Bormio Terme at the edge of the village.

The latter is a public structure with various swimming pools, slides, and pools for children, a small wellness area, bar, and solarium.  

 

FACILITY BAGNI MASINO:

- THERMAL SPRING OF NATURAL HOT WATER HISTORICAL ALPINE DESIGN (simple and rural in some areas)

- FINNISH SAUNAS (OF VARIOUS SIZES INCLUDING STONE PINE SAUNA)

- STEAM BATHS AND ORIGINAL CAVE HOT WATER TUBS WITH JETS, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE IN STONE, INCLUDING ONE IN THE LITTLE OUTDOOR CHURCH

- BUILDING WITH MUD BATH TANKS

- HALLS WITH WATERFALLS AND LOUNGERS WITH SHOWERS RELAXATION ROOMS WITH FIREPLACE

- HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

 

PRICE AND AVAILABILITY:

Bagni Vecchi is part of the QC Terme circuit and offers a single price equal to 54 euros, voucher valid in all the structures of the group every day, or rates dedicated to the single thermal structure at time bands, daily, afternoon entrance, evening entrance, usually during the week there are discounts.

 

We suggest booking online the time and day of entry.

VISIT AND BOOK YOUR STAY ON THE OFFICIAL QC TERME BAGNI VECCHI

 

All Qc Terme facilities are well organized, but on weekends and during high season, the turnout can be very high to the detriment of intimacy and relaxation.

 

 


WHAT TO DO IN BORMIO AND IN THE NEARBY REGION

 

IN BORMIO

1. Relaxation for couples at the Bagni Vecchi and Bagni Nuovi spas.

2. Stroll along with the characteristic Via Roma, in the center of Bormio.

3. Adrenaline on skis, along the Stelvio World Cup slope.

4. Taste the Braulio Riserva, the bitterness of Bormio.

5. Have fun with the kids at Terme di Bormio, a public facility suitable for everyone.

6. Don't miss the "Palio delle contrade" and the "Pozza dei Mat".

 

IN THE NEARBY REGION

1. Reach the epic Stelvio Pass, by bike, motorbike or car.

2. Summer skiing on the slopes of the Stelvio Pass.

3. Discover the Forni glacier, the largest in Italy.

4. Climb the peaks of the Ortels-Cevedale group and the splendid 13 peaks.

5. Visit the military fort of Oga.

6. Remember the Great War, and visit the museums and the remains of the White War trenches.

7. Reach Livigno, the little Tibet of the Alps.

8. Taste the great wines of Valtellina and visit the cellars.

9. The excellence of Cheeses, Historic Rebel, Casera, Bitto.

10. Taste the real artisan Bresaola or Brisaola of Valtellina and Valchiavenna.

11. MTB and hiking to the dams of Cancano.

 


WHERE TO SLEEP IN BORMIO - HOTELS, B&B, APARTMENTS

 

Bormio offers hotels B&B and holiday houses. It is possible to find an accomodation also in a villages of the Valtellina.

 

Thanks to pictures, facilities informations and reviews, You can check easly the availability of Hotels, B&B and Holiday Houses in Bormio and book the best solution for You, using this link:

 

BOOKING - HOTELS B&B HOLIDAY HOUSES IN BORMIO

  


HOW TO GET TO BORMIO AND BAGNI VECCHI

 

Bormio is a tourist village about 1000m in the upper Valtellina, near the famous Stelvio Pass and the Gavia Pass, part of the Italian Central Alps bordering the Swiss Alps.

The area can be reached by car, from Milan along the SS36 and SS38 and from the north through the Foscagno, Stelvio and Gavia Passes (possible winter closures of the passes).

 

Bagni Nuovi is located upstream of Bormio in the municipality of Valdidentro, along the road that connects Bormio to Valdidentro.

 

FLIGHT CONNECTIONS: Check here for your flight on:

ZHR - Zurich airport  4,00h

MXP - Milan Malpensa airport  3,00h

LIN - Milan Linate airport  2,30h

BGY - Milan Bergamo airport 2,30h

 


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