Discover Aquardens’ 5 routes, recommended by a specialist in Thermal Medicine,
to answer the needs of well being of its guests.
Choose the most suitable for you.
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Perfect for those who are looking to tone muscle, improve joint health, increase blood flow and lymphatic circulation, and build endurance.

Perfect for those who are looking to rest, release muscle tension, relax the nervous system and heart, regulate blood pressure and reduce anxiety and insomnia.

Perfect for the purifcation and revitalization of tissues, eliminating toxins and impurities and leaving them luminous and elastic.

Ideal for regulating intestinal movements and diuretic effects, increasing iron uptake, stimulating circulation and the immune system, reducing selling and feelings of heaviness in the lower limbs, reducing joint pain and treating dermatological problems with a “soft” thermal water treatment.

Perfect for activating the lymphatic system, strengthening the immune system and respiratory muscles, eliminating toxins and relaxing the nervous system.

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  • 1
    Bathe in the Laguna dell’Energia for 5 minutes to allow your body to adapt to the temperature of the thermal water, 35°C.
  • 2
    Do some body weight exercises or use the stationary bicycle in the Caracalla bath for 10 minutes, then rest for 5 minutes with the hydromassage.
  • 3
    Relax for at least 20 minutes lying on the loungers with a cotton or wool cover, which favours heat reaction.
  • 4
    Complete 2 laps of the River, the variable speed river of thermal water, walking with and 2 laps walking against the current at a pace that suits you.
  • 5
    Relax on the loungers face down for 15 minutes on the hydromassage beds of the Laguna del Relax. Make “cycling” movements with the legs every 5minutes.
  • 6
    Relax for 15 minutes, stretched out on the loungers, choosing between the indoor and outdoor areas based on the temperature and individual preference.
  • 7
    Rehydrate with a non-alcoholic drink (water, citrus or other fruit juice).
  • 1
    Bathe in the Laguna dell’Energia for 10 minutes to allow your body to adapt to the temperature of the thermal water, 35°C.
  • 2
    Spend 5 minutes in the Grotta dell’Armonia, where, immersed in a particularly evocative atmosphere, one can rest body and mind, and fnd a phsyco-phisical balance.
  • 3
    Bathe in the Caracalla bath for 5 minutes and take advantage of the hydromassage for the lower back.
  • 4
    Relax for at least 20 minutes lying on the loungers with a cotton or wool cover, which favours heat reaction.
  • 5
    Allow the force of the River take you along its course with the current. After 2 laps, have a relaxing hydromassage in the central jacuzzi for 5 minutes.
  • 6
    Take a 5 minute bath in the hot thermal waters of the Grotta della Fonte, the magical place where the bromo-iodine salt water of Aquardens emerges.
  • 7
    Take a 10 minute break on the hydromassage beds in the Laguna del Relax and enjoy the panorama of Valpolicella whilst enveloped in the warm embrace of the thermal water.
  • 8
    Relax for 20 minutes, stretched out on the loungers, choosing between the indoor and outdoor areas based on the temperature and individual preference.
  • 9
    Rehydrate with a non-alcoholic drink (water, citrus or other fruit juice).
  • 1
    Cleanse the face and remove any makeup before the treatment.
  • 2
    Take a tiepid shiower to prepare yourself and dry well.
  • 3
    Head to the Calla di Vapore at the centre of the Thermal Area for a light steam bath (the only one in which entry is allowed in swimming costume) and relaxing body and mind for 10 minutes whilst seated.
  • 4
    Take a cold hsower when you leave.
  • 5
    Apply a face mask at the Mask Point, avoiding the mouth, ears and eyes.
  • 6
    Relax for at least 10 minutes lying on the loungers with a cotton or wool cover, which favours heat reaction, keeping the face mask on for around 10 minutes (until it is completely dry).
  • 7
    Rinse your face at the Mask Poin with water at room temperature.
  • 8
    Dry your face gently with a towl and apply a moisturising cream.
  • 1
    Start this route with a hydroponic therapy, slowly drinking 2 glasses of our bromo-iodine salt water (information about the water and its properties can be found in loco)
  • 2
    Take footbaths, alternative hot and cold water, for 5 minutes.
  • 3
    Walking slowly, complete 4 complete laps of the Kneipp Route, starting from the hot water pools and ending in the cold one. The thermal shock cause by bathing in water of different temperatures stimulates the circulatory and immune systems.
  • 4
    Spend 10 minutes in the Grotta Salina, and while completely immersed, concentrate on your breathing and the sounds of the waterfalls inside the cave.
  • 5
    Relax for at least 20 minutes lying on the loungers with a cotton or wool cover, which favours heat reaction.
  • 6
    Rehydrate with a non-alcoholic drink (water, citrus or other fruit juice).
  • 1
    Sit for 15 minutes in the Turkish Bath, relaxing body and mind or having a scrub treatment.
  • 2
    Make 2 laps of the Cammino Sensoriale in the open, covered by a towel or bathrobe, ideal for reactivating the circulation and experimenting with contact with nature.
  • 3
    Spend up to 15 minutes in the Contemporary or Celtic Sauna.
  • 4
    Lie down and relax at Bellavista Relax for at least 20 minutes with panoramic views of Valpolicella and a cotton or wool cover which favours heat reaction.
  • 5
    Spend up to 15 minutes in the Russian Bath.
  • 6
    Experience a Thermal Shock at the Siberian Falls.
  • 7
    Rehydrate with a non-alcoholic drink (water, citrus or other fruit juice).
  • 8
    Relax for at least 20 minutes with a cotton or wool cover, which favours heat reaction.
CHOOSE THE ROUTE FOR YOU

Aquardens Spa

Via Valpolicella, 63
37026 Santa Lucia di Pescantina (VR), Italy

Cap. Sociale euro 36.500.259,00 i.v.
Registro Imprese di Verona

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