TERME DI BAGNI DI LUCCA Thermal Spa Juan Varraud

From La Torre, if you look to the east, you can see the panorama of Bagni Caldi, the thermal zone of Bagni di Lucca.
It would appear that the thermal caves in Bagni di Lucca were already known and used back in Roman times.

But is in the Middle Ages, for the therapeutic virtues of its thermal waters, that Bagni Caldi starts its thermal history. After the French Revolution the Terme Bagni di Lucca assumed a lead role on the national and international stage, not only as a thermal hub but as a hotspot for pleasure-seekers.
During the Belle Epoque and the turn of the twentieth century, the Bagni di Luca received many illustrious visitors, from Pascoli to Shelly, Byron to Puccini, and Mascagni to Henry James.
The very famous and ancient streams of Bagni di Lucca are fed with sulfuric-bicarbonate-calcium rich waters with an awesome curative and regenerating power. They reach 543?4C at the principal stream called "Doccione."
The Thermal Spa at Bagni di Lucca, 2,5 Km by La Torre, is part of the thermal complex of Jean Varraud and Casa Boccella, which offers classical thermal cures and treatments, and the Centro Ouida, which offers treatments and programs specifically geared toward thermal wellbeing.
The natural vapors of two grottoes, the Grotta Grandale and the Grotta Paolina, lend the spa its unique character, the latter taking it name from Napoleon's sister, a frequent visitor of the baths.
The temperatures range from 40-45°C and are ideal for skin cures, arthropathy, relaxation and cleansing
Thanks to the kind of thermal waters at Jean Varraud and Casa Boccella, the two centers are at the avant-garde of treating O.R.L in adults and children, acne, rheumatism, the vascular system & gynecological pathologies, as well as obesity and metabolic disorders.