カステルデルピアノの天然記念物・トップ18

La Balena Biancaは、バニ・サン・フィリッポの無料温泉の中で最も印象的な石灰岩の形成物です。 これは、少し上流から湧き出る48℃の温泉水が堆積してできた、白い石灰岩の記念碑的な滝です。 この場所は本当に魅力的ですが、いくつか残念な点もあり、公平を期すために、サプライズを避け、何が待ち受けているかを知っていただくために、それらも伝えたいと思います。 まず、間違いなくアクセスについてです。この自然の驚異にたどり着くための小道は非常にぬかるんでおり、ちゃんとした小道はありません。最近雨が降った場合、泥の中を歩かなければならなくなります。 ですので、もし来られるのであれば、泥にはまる可能性が高いので、泥にはまった場合に履くための、高くて防水性のあるブーツを持ってくることをお勧めします。 次に残念な点は、人々の無配慮です。エリア全体には規制や管理がなく、群衆に任されているため、週末や祝日にはどのような状況になるか想像できるでしょう。 もしここで泳ぎたいのであれば、私のアドバイスは、週末ではなく、平日の早朝か、あるいは夕方遅くに訪れることです。

Ruins of the thermal baths above, and below, paradise with light blue water in the pools. A dream.

At present (March 2025) there is no water flowing here.

2 thermal swimming pools, one of them with waterfalls that flow along the slopes ═════════════════ 180th excursion and 2nd time in Val d'Orcia | ring from San Quirico d'Orcia passing through Ripa d'Orcia, Bagno Vignoni and Vignoni Alto and visit to the Mulino di Saturnia waterfalls and the Fosso Bianco in Bagni San Filippo ═════════════════ 👇 here is the video in 4K 👇 https://youtu.be/MUBZ51VCcuE

Bagno Vignoni is a small medieval village built more than a thousand years ago, in the heart of the Val d'Orcia. Peculiar to this village is the main square, consisting of a thermal pool (where it is not possible to swim) which makes the landscape truly unique. Below the hill on which the village stands there are two other pools with thermal water. The water flows from above the city to the ponds, overflows and flows into the river.

Impressive sulfur spring, whose hot water runs over the rock and has given it its typical color. The spot under the rock offers the hotter spring water. It is somewhat more difficult to access than the upper springs, which are not quite as hot. Once you get used to the heat, you really don't want to get out of the pool. Except for the parking fee, the springs are free and freely accessible. Early mornings before 10am or on rainy days give you the best chance of a swim without too many other people. One of our holiday highlights in Tuscany.

Nice route and characteristic Madonnina!

The springs were discovered by Prior Filippo Benizi and were first mentioned in 1271. The thermal baths are fed from a hot spring, the water contains sulfur and smells accordingly. It is said to be one of the oldest spas used by the Romans and Etruscans.