The SPA is located in a former art studio of Maestro Lorenzo Vespignani, a unique environment with 6-meter high ceilings and large windows that flood the space with natural light, overlooking the lush garden. After careful renovation, the new Arte SPA was born, where the elegance of the original ancient stones and warm natural woods blend with the most modern wellness technologies. An authentic temple of relaxation, where every detail is designed to offer a feeling of harmony, serenity and a total detachment from the daily hustle and bustle.

The pool, with its 6 seats wrapped in beautiful mosaics, is embellished with a waterfall of mineral water and equipped with chromotherapy, as well as several targeted whirlpools for each part of the body. The play of light and color evokes the feeling of plunging into the sea on a magical full moon evening, creating a unique and relaxing atmosphere.

The hammam, made entirely of precious mosaics and stones, offers a timeless luxury experience. The calidarium, with a temperature of 45 degrees, envelops the body in a cloud of steam enriched with essences of aromatic herbs, while the soft lights change hues from the warm colors of dawn to the delicate colors of sunset. It's like taking a trip back in time, soaking in a steam room that looks like something out of an Ingres painting.

Constructed of wood and crystal, the sauna offers dry, invigorating heat. The colors range from forest tones to aquamarine, creating a relaxing and rejuvenating atmosphere where a true and deep purification of the body is felt. The benefits, known for centuries, include significant improvement of the circulatory system.

With tropical rain and fragrant breezes, this treatment is a real treat after the heat of the sauna and steam room. The water falls gentle and enveloping, like a gentle waterfall in the rainforest, giving a feeling of regeneration and well-being, immersed in a generous nature full of vitality.

Conceived by German priest Sebastian Kneipp, who cured his tuberculosis with daily immersions in the Danube, it is a treatment that alternates hot and cold passages, ideal for stimulating and revitalizing blood circulation, starting from the feet upward. Walking on a cobblestone floor, combined with the temperature change, tones the capillary walls. In addition, natural water massage-also known as whirlpool massage-has draining properties, proving particularly beneficial in combating water retention and improving the body's overall well-being.