Terme Regina

The Terme Regina stand within the Tettuccio park in Montecatini Terme. Designed by Ugo Giovannozzi, the travertine complex takes its name from the thermal spring.

Why it matters

The establishment connects the town's spring waters with its architectural landscape. Its park setting places the building within the relationship between spa structures and gardens that characterises Montecatini.

What to notice

Travertine gives the complex its material identity. The building's relationship with the Tettuccio grounds distinguishes it from spa structures that directly address the main promenade.

Context and history

Giovannozzi played an important role in the renewal of Montecatini's monumental spa quarter during the early twentieth century. The Regina belongs to that architectural context, combining a named spring with a purpose-built thermal establishment. Montecatini's wider spa landscape became part of The Great Spa Towns of Europe World Heritage property in 2021.