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🇮🇹 Italy · Lazio
♨ Temperature
23°C
⛰ Altitude
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📅 Established
Pre-Roman period (use documented since antiquity); officially recognized by Italy's Ministry of Health in 1987
✓ Verified on 2026-07-28
Terme Sabine di Cretone is a public thermal complex in the hamlet of Cretone, part of the municipality of Palombara Sabina, about 30 km northeast of Rome. It draws on two natural calcic-sulphurous springs at a constant 23°C, officially recognized by Italy's Ministry of Health in 1987 for dermatological, biliary, gastric, and arthro-rheumatic conditions. The waters have been used since pre-Roman times, and the complex today includes three outdoor pools, a restaurant, and massage services, open seasonally from late May to late September.
The therapeutic properties of the sulphur waters at Cretone were known and exploited as early as pre-Roman and Roman times, though official medical recognition came only in 1987 when the Italian Ministry of Health certified the springs.
Phone+39 0774 615100
Websitewww.termesabine.it/
AddressVia dell'Acqua Solfurea, Cretone, 00018 Palombara Sabina (RM), Lazio, Italy