Terme di Roma – Acque Albule

What it is and who runs it

The Terme di Roma – Acque Albule is the spa of Bagni di Tivoli, on the plain below Tivoli, at kilometre 22.7 of the Via Tiburtina, about 20 minutes from Rome. It is run by the company Acque Albule, of the Fincres group, which links these waters with the baths used by Augustus and Hadrian. They use the sulphurous water of the Regina and Colonnelle springs, which comes out at 23.4 °C all year.

The centre has three parts: medical thermal cures, the indoor spa open almost all year and a large park of outdoor pools that opens only in summer.

The cures and the spa

The thermal cures (inhalations, muds, baths and drinking cures) are done with a prescription from the Italian National Health Service: one cycle a year, normally of 12 sessions from Monday to Saturday, after an admission medical visit. For foreign visitors the practical option is the spa.

The spa Le Vie del Benessere has a covered, heated thermal pool, sauna, Turkish bath, Kneipp corridors, vascular circuit, hydromassage, infusion corner and rest rooms. It is open on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10:00 to 17:00, on Saturdays until 18:00 and on Sundays and public holidays from 10:00 to 17:00; on Tuesdays it is closed, and at weekends and public holidays entry is by reservation only. The current season runs until 10 January 2027. Entry costs €45 on weekdays and €50 on eves of holidays and holidays, and there are circuits with treatments from €75 to €125, always by reservation.

The pool park

In summer, from June to September, the pool park opens: four sulphurous-water pools in 6,500 m², with a children's area, solarium and bar, from 9:30 to 18:00 depending on the weather. In 2026 it cost €17 on weekdays and €22 at weekends and public holidays, with sunbeds, cabins and parasols extra; the parasol is reserved. The 2026 season is already over and returns in June 2027.

Before you go

The spa asks you to shower beforehand, take out contact lenses and not wear jewellery in the sulphurous water. With heart problems, diabetes, hypertension or pregnancy you must bring your doctor's approval or see the centre's thermal doctor, for €20. The website does not publish cancellation conditions or a minimum age for the spa; it is worth asking when you book in its online shop, by email or by phone.

You get there by train from Rome on the Tivoli line: Tivoli Terme station is about 150 metres from the entrance. By car, along the Via Tiburtina, with its own car park. The website is in Italian, English and French.