After some research, I decided to put together information I have previously found out and create a complete guide on how to organize a holiday in Fiuggi. I figured out how to get to Fiuggi, where to stay & what to see there. I really hope this detailed information will help you plan your trip to this charming town located not far from Rome.
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When to travel to Fiuggi
Fiuggi is a famous mineral spa town in Italy, located less than 100 km from Rome. The town is located in a mountainous area and stands on a hill. Fiuggi is famous for its historical monuments, but the greatest interest in the town is spa treatment. Fiuggi has two large thermal parks, which have been very popular among vacationers for over a century, thanks to the mineral waters, which are believed to have unique properties.
The best time for visiting Fiuggi for spa treatment is the period from April to October, when thermal baths are open. On the other hand, if you are more interested in architecture and culture, then you can visit the town all year round.
How to get to Fiuggi
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Where do you fly into to get to Fiuggi? You can get to Fiuggi from Rome. The closest international airport is located exactly there. Both direct and connecting flights land in Rome from all over the world. The current flight timetable can be checked via specialized online services such as Aviasales and others. I often use Aviasales when planning my trips, because it can compare a great variety of available flight options at the same time.
How to get to Fiuggi from Rome
Fiuggi is located 87 km south of Rome and is connected to it by the #A1/E45 motorway. You can get to Fiuggi from Rome by public transport as well as by taxi, or you can rent a car in Rome for the trip.
How to get to Fiuggi from Rome by public transport
You can get to Fiuggi by public transport by combining train and bus. Trains from Rome go to the Anagni-Fiuggi station, which is 20 km from the town. Then you need to change to a suburban bus to get directly to the thermal resort. The travel time by train to Anagni usually takes about 50 minutes. Trains run every hour from the Rome Termini station. You can check the train schedule at the Raileurope online service. I really like Raileurope as it has a very convenient search and a lot of filters to sort the results. The travel time by bus from Anagni to Fiuggi takes about half an hour.
How to get to Fiuggi from Rome by taxi
You can also get to Fiuggi by taxi. Tourists can find a taxi upon arrival at Rome airport. You can order a taxi in advance via specialized online services. The convenience of a taxi is that you do not need to make changes and there is no need to adjust to the public transport schedule.
You can book a taxi in advance at the various online services, for example, at Kiwitaxi, Intui.Travel and other similar ones. Based on my research, these online services have a lot of positive reviews that is why I can recommend them. The travel time from the airport is 1.5 hours in total. To my mind, a taxi is a fast and comfortable way of how to get to Fiuggi.
How to get to Fiuggi from Rome by car
As an option, tourists can also get to Fiuggi by car. Car rental in Rome is very popular among travellers, because in this case you can visit not only the resort of Fiuggi, but also other picturesque towns around. Rome and Fiuggi are connected by motorway #A1/E45 (see on the map). You can book the desired class of car in advance via various online services, such as Discover Cars, Economybookings, etc. In my opinion, a car is one of the most convenient ways of how to get to Fiuggi and move around.
Where to stay in Fiuggi
After you decided how to get to Fiuggi, it is the time to discover possible accommodation options. You can stay in hotels of various star categories here. Many hotels offer breakfasts included in the price of accommodation, which is a plus for tourists. Some hotels also have some additional options, such as a swimming pool, for example. Hotels of the 4* and 5* categories have their own spa complexes on site. The list of popular hotels includes:
4-star hotels in the center
Ambasciatori Place Hotel 4* is located in the center of Fiuggi and has a wellness complex on its territory. The Tangerine spa center can offer a heated pool, a gym, a sauna, a Turkish bath and a beauty salon. In addition, you can relax on the hotel terrace, which has panoramic views.
The hotel has a restaurant and a bar. You can stay in rooms of different capacities. Breakfast is included in the price. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel and is free of charge. Free private parking is available on site. It is important to find a parking space in case you choose a car as a way of how to get to Fiuggi. The reception is open 24 hours.
4-star hotels close to the center
Silva Hotel Splendid 4* has a convenient location and is ready to offer its guests a wellness center with a Finnish sauna, Turkish bath and Kneipp path, as well as two indoor heated pools and one outdoor heated pool. There is also a gym and a restaurant on site. Guests can stay in rooms of various capacities, including family rooms. Available types of food are breakfast, half board or full board. Wi-Fi is provided throughout the hotel and is free of charge. Free private parking can be found nearby. The front desk is open 24 hours. There is a luggage storage room near here.
Hotel San Giorgio 4* has a great location and is surrounded by a garden. The hotel has a wellness center Heaven Spa. Here you will find an indoor pool, sauna, Turkish bath, Kneipp procedures and a relaxation area. The hotel also has a bar and a restaurant. Guests can stay in rooms of different capacities. Breakfast is included in the price. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel for free. Free public parking is provided on site. The reception is open 24 hours.
3-star hotels
King Hotel 3* is located a 10-minute walk from the Fiuggi Thermal Baths. It offers a restaurant, a garden, a seasonal outdoor pool, a sauna and a fitness center. Guests can stay in rooms of various capacities, including family rooms. Breakfast is included in the price. Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge. Free private parking is possible on site. There is a children’s playground outside. Luggage storage is provided at the reception.
Hotel Iris Crillon 3* is within walking distance of the thermal complexes of Fiuggi. The hotel has a restaurant and a bar. You can stay in one, two, three or four-bed rooms. Breakfast is included in the price. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel for free. Free private parking is provided on site. The reception is open 24 hours and provides luggage storage services.
What to see in Fiuggi
Fiuggi has preserved quite a few historical monuments from different eras, and to see them, it is enough to climb to the old part of the town, which is located on a hill. Here you can admire the narrow-cobbled streets, cozy squares and various architectural attractions. For example, in Fiuggi, the late Gothic church of San Biagio, built in the 17th century, the church of San Pietro, the Palazzo Falconi and some others have been preserved. Also, from the top of the town, beautiful views of the surrounding area open up. Don’t miss them!
The Baths of Fiuggi
Fiuggi has two thermal parks called Fonte Bonifacio and Fonte Anticolana, each with its own unique features. Fiuggi’s mineral waters have a unique chemical composition that is not found anywhere else in the world. It is the reason why the resort is so famous. The parks contain special springs of mineral water, the intake of which is prescribed by a doctor.
Visitor’s information
When planning a visit to the Fiuggi Baths, it is necessary to take into account their seasonal schedule. Thus, the Bonifacio Baths are open from April to October inclusive. The Anticolana Baths are open from May to September inclusive. Thus, the thermal parks do not operate in winter.
You can try thermal baths and other spa treatments at one of the hotels in Fiuggi, which have wellness centers in their area. As a rule, such centers offer a wide range of services for relaxation. In order to visit the wellness centers at the hotels, you do not have to live there, it is enough to buy a day ticket for entry.
Where to go from Fiuggi
16 km from Fiuggi you can find the medieval town of Fumone, which is worth visiting for the sake of the mysterious castle. As I found out, the castle used to be a fortress, but today it is a lovely museum, within the walls of which are kept art objects, paintings, antique furniture, etc. Besides, it is the largest artificial garden in Europe located on the roof of the castle. From here, you can be pleased by magnificent views of the surrounding countryside. I would definitely recommend visiting this place.
If you want to get out of Fiuggi for a day, then 9 km from the town there is a small but picturesque lake Canterno. You can get here only by car. The lake is surrounded by forests, so there is always fresh air. The lake is considered to be a nature reserve. Swimming in the lake is prohibited, but you can walk, breathe fresh air and enjoy the views. There are also several restaurants on the lake where you can take a break after a walk. Don’t miss the place if you have time to travel from Fiuggi for a day.
In conclusion
As you see, Fiuggi is a fascinating town to visit. It can offer a lot of entertainment, plus decent architecture and lovely countryside. There are different ways of how to get to Fiuggi from Rome, so don’t miss the town when planning your trip to Italy. In my opinion, it is definitely worth visiting.
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Julia is an experienced traveller, BA in International Relations and Languages and true lover of planning trips in advance. Learn more about the author…
