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Terme Ficoncella is a spa, located at Str. della Ficoncella, 00053 Civitavecchia RM, Italy. They can be contacted via phone at +39 339 364 6589, visit their website civitavecchia.portmobility.it for more detailed information.

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Str. della Ficoncella, 00053 Civitavecchia RM
Added by Jopie, at 11 June 2015

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Sunday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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7 Reviews

  • Valter
    22 November 2017

    Terme alla buona, gestite da una associazione, con circa 5/6 vasche, di temperatura diversa.
    Se cercate relax e acqua veramente termale, senza spendere tanti soldi, è il posto per voi.
    Consigliato a chi si sa adattare.
    Ci sono spogliatoi, toilette, docce (con acqua termale molto calda).
    È presente un bar che fa panini per mangiare qualcosa.
    Parcheggio comodo interno con vigilanza all'ingresso, ma c'è la possibilità di parcheggiare gratis fuori della struttura.

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  • SL You Tube
    14 June 2017

    Ok

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  • Daniele Cinti
    16 April 2017

    Ottimo per la fonte termale,ben attrezzato per chi si vuole godere anche un po di sole e un piacevole panorama

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  • Pier Francesco Grazioli
    05 March 2017

    Qui sgorga la più calda ed una delle migliori acque termali italiane ,che ha molteplici proprietà tra le quali un notevole potere di cicatrizzazione
    Dopo anni di totale abbandono è dignitosamente gestita da una cooperativa, che riutilizza le buche, rectius piscine, scavate dai tedeschi come forza di occupazione
    Accanto ,credo ancora in abbandono, i ruderi di una piscina ed una sauna romana,ancora usata negli anni 60 ,quando la strada per arrivare alla fonte era poco più di un tratturo I ruderi sono sicuramente da porre in collegamento con le vicine terme taurine
    Questa acqua era incanalata e sfruttata nel lussuoso hotel sul lungomare di Civitavecchia centrato da una bomba nel 1943 e mai ricostruito.
    Ci si chiede come mai una tale risorsa ,che avrebbe potuto creare posti di lavoro turismo e molto indotto sia stata del tutto negletta per anni
    Bel panorama, romantico al tramonto nelle ore centrali affollato

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  • Civitavecchia Tourist Info
    07 May 2016

    On the hills overlooking Civitavecchia an ancient spring of hot sulphur water.
    This thermal spring lays 4km off Civitavecchia and owes its name to a still existing wild fig tree.
    Next to this source the Etruscans built the town of Aquae Tauri: nowadays that village is lost.

    The structure offers five large pools and showers of sulphur water, particularly recommended for cicatrisation, dermatitis, arthritis and gastric conditions, as well as for inhalation and mud-bathing. Other facilities available to visitors are a dressing room and a small coffee shop, and all is provided at a very cheap price. Pools are a bit "rural" but definitely clean, they are constantly emptied and cleaned up.

    A very enjoyable experience, defintely recommended, but:

    -Towels, bathrobes and scuffs are not available from the staff, so remember to bring your own!
    -Do not think to go there if it's raining, the entire structure is in the open air.
    -The staff is absolutely local, and indeed the therms are mostly used by the people of Civitavecchia, so do not expect they to speak English that much.
    -it is not exactly very well connected from the port. If you want to get there, I suggest you to give a look to our community maintained, volunteer website filled with plenty of useful transport information (Check our G+ profile as any link added to this review would be considered advertising)

    Admission is €1.50 + the parking ticket if you want to park inside. Be advised that towels and any other bathing appliances are NOT included

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  • Byvaleryo M
    25 April 2016

    Relax

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  • Paul D'Souza
    18 June 2015

    Very simple and lots of fun. We drove there with the kids and it was cheap and very authentic, full of locals who seemed like they had come there forever. No one spoke English but we managed and the baths were hot and pleasant. Definitely recommend.

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