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Fonteverdeは、トスカーナの丘の調和のとれた風景に囲まれた、サン・カッシャーノ・デイ・バーニにあるエレガントな温泉複合施設です。古代エトルリア・ローマ時代の温泉の上に建てられ、歴史の魅力と現代の快適さを兼ね備え、有益な特性が豊富な温泉水で満たされたパノラマプールを提供しています。

Le Stanze Cassianensiは、サン・カッシャーノ・デイ・バーニの中心部にある展示スペースで、この地域の歴史と最近の考古学的発見の価値を高めることに特化しています。ここでは、Santuario Ritrovato（発見された聖域）の発掘調査から出土した遺物のいくつかが紹介されており、訪問者にこの並外れた重要性を持つ遺産を最初に垣間見ることができます。

サン・カシャーノ・デイ・バーニの再発見された聖域は、近年最も重要な考古学的発見の一つです。古代の温泉源の近くに位置し、その水の治癒特性からエトルリア人とローマ人にとって神聖な場所でした。浴槽からは、エトルリア文化とローマ文化の間の継続性の珍しい例を証言する、驚くべき青銅像、硬貨、奉納品が出土しました。

The church was originally built in 1600 by Bishop Giovan Battista Febei. Unfortunately, the church was completely destroyed by bombing during World War II, specifically on June 8, 1944. Despite this destruction, the church was completely rebuilt in 1953 under the leadership of Bishop Luigi Boccadoro and was reopened to the public on December 12, 1954.

Beautiful village located on a panoramic hill on the slopes of Mount Cetona, at 582 meters above sea level, in the southernmost point of the province of Siena, where the last offshoots of the Tuscan hills and the engravings of the gullies connect with the landscape of Umbria and Lazio , close to the Cetona and Amiata mountains, and in view of the Trasimeno lakes, to the east, and Bolsena, to the south. Scenographic position, and also very favorable from a geographical point of view, having been for centuries a resting place for those moving between Rome and Florence (San Casciano is more or less halfway).

San Casciano dei Bagni is a town of 1,579 inhabitants in the province of Siena, Tuscany. It is part of the circuit of the most beautiful villages in Italy and boasts the Orange Flag tourism and environmental quality label awarded by the Italian Touring Club. It stands on a hill 582 meters above sea level, a short distance from the Val d'Orcia, the Valdichiana, and the summit of Mount Amiata, at the southeastern edge of the province of Siena. https://www.visittuscany.com/it/localita/san-casciano-dei-bagni/

Acquapendente is a small, "typical" Italian town in the far north of the Italian region of Lazio on the border with Tuscany. Worth seeing are the picturesque alleys of the old town and the interior of the Basilica San Sepolcro from the twelfth century. As the name of the city suggests, there are several small waterfalls in the area around Acquapendente.