Museum and surroundings

Grotta Giusti is located in Monsummano Terme, in the Province of Pistoia, and it originates from the ancient 19th-century villa belonging to the poet Giuseppe Giusti's family. Within, it secretly hides ‘the eighth wonder of the world’, as Maestro Verdi defined it: the thousand-year-old thermal grotto. Here, the beauty thermal treatments and the exclusive medical-scientific ‘Longevity’ programme valorise the stay in the name of regeneration and relax.

On top of all this, thanks to a special collaboration, Piaggio Museum guests presenting a stamped museum visit or a reservation confirmation will receive an exclusive 10% discount on the daily entrance fee.

Fonteverde is a Medicean mansion in San Casciano dei Bagni, an historical village in the Val d'Orcia, where pure thermal springs have been flowing since ever. Member of the prestigious collection ‘The Leading Hotels of the World’, it features luxurious décor and boundless panoramas. The thermal spa blends together both nature and research, manual skill and discipline, as well as methods ranging from western aesthetic medicine to the most ancient oriental tradition.

Bagni di Pisa is an architectural jewel in a natural and artistic treasure chest with the aroma of history and ancient traditions. The historic Lorena Villa contains 61 rooms and suites, with original 18th century facades of pastel-tones frescoes, parquet lofts, marble and Tuscan terracotta floors, charming bathrooms with double sinks, and separate showers and baths. The windows look out over the breath-taking Tuscan landscape and offer a glimpse of the Tower of Pisa, the symbol of the city and perhaps Italy’s most recognised landmark. The vestiges of the past are intertwined with the comforts of the modern era: essential luxury and composed elegance also characterise the communal areas, with warm and refined décor, in keeping with the heritage of the property and its grandiose past.