Thermal spa · Sirmione
Terme di Sirmione
Sirmione's sulphurous thermal water rises from a spring beneath the lake. It is used in two facilities: Aquaria, the wellness centre with lakeside thermal pools, saunas and treatments, and the medical wing for therapies and inhalation. Aquaria is designed for a relaxing day.
Aquaria is open all year, with extended hours at weekends. In high season and at weekends a timed booking is effectively required. It is inside Sirmione's limited-traffic zone: it is best to leave the car in the car parks at the entrance to the peninsula.
Lake Garda 2-Hour Speedboat Tour of the South of the Lake
Affiliate linkA 2-hour speedboat tour across the southern basin of Lake Garda, departing from Sirmione.
25-Minute Boat Cruise around the Peninsula
Affiliate linkA quick sightseeing cruise around Sirmione's peninsula, passing Maria Callas' villa, the Grotte di Catullo Roman ruins, and the town's sulfur thermal springs. Departs right from the harbor by Sirmione Castle.
Sirmione: Tour and Tasting of Lugana Wines
Affiliate linkA guided tour and tasting of Lugana wines, the white wine of the southern shore of Lake Garda, in Sirmione.
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Other attractions nearby: Grotte di Catullo, Castello Scaligero di Sirmione, Gardaland
Common questions
Are the Sirmione thermal baths indoors or outdoors?
Aquaria has thermal pools both outdoors, overlooking the lake, and indoor areas with saunas and treatments: it's used all year round.
Do you need to book?
On weekends and in high season, a booked time slot is practically necessary to be sure of getting in.
What's the difference with the medical department?
Aquaria is the wellness centre for a relaxing day out; the therapy and inhalation department is a separate, more medical service.
Updated Saturday, September 5