L'Acqua Marcia, Acqui Terme

We went outside; It seemed abandoned, closed with tape. Neglected place. Not recommended. It is preferable to use the time in visits in the historic.

We are watery outskirts, steps actually Roman arches, in the very epicentre of spas. Among the hotels that dot the area and that do justice to its former glory. Shame about the few use the walking-this is natural. Almost forgotten by the surrounding development. Deserves a mention although certainly beauty is essentially given by the water with that rotten smell greve. Reachability. We are, as I said, a bit decentralized. Although nothing that cannot be walked. Parking for the car is then extremely easy and we are also in the immediate vicinity in the auditorium. In these terms certainly you cannot eat anything at the monument that still makes a fine show if a few meters from the road. Enhancement. Certainly something you are done. It would be disingenuous to say otherwise. Hotels sprung up in anyway or even the auditorium were given new life and lighting for a monument to nature is abandoned in a corner. Definitely still something you could do, although probably more in terms of services. Artistic Value. Not excellent. Tie the artistic value to the value of the thermal water is certainly pounce the monument close to the podium of the things worth seeing in Acqui, although however often you may prefer the hot. In any case the value is there and our advice is to stretch for that quarter of an hour that the temple deserves. Ancillary services. As it was said you could probably make more on this little park around. Create something alive and to increase the usability of the area could get the leap in quality that has long expected and that Zona Bagni trudging to give to its monuments, a bit shabby compared to the interest in other parts of the city. #viaggiatopo

Nothing to say, sulphur levels are quite high, but cannot be compared to the water of the Vulpine di Ovada, great in the absence of Golden Goose. Just try it, it can also be used to make omelettes.