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Hotel Pineta

Passeggiata Montestregone N 1, 15011 Acqui TermeGBP 32 - 120

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Hotel Pineta offers a rooftop terrace with pool and panoramic views of the town. It provides a free shuttle to Acqui Terme centre, 2 km away. Rooms a… More
Via Passeggiata Dei Colli 1, 15011 Acqui TermeGBP 54 - 152

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Providing an elegant and tranquil setting for your stay in Acqui Terme, this 19th-century villa boasts a heated, outdoor pool, a luxury beauty centre,… More
EUR 63 - 140

Hotel Ariston

Piazza Giacomo Matteotti, 13, 15011 Acqui TermeGBP 50 - 112

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Located in the spa town of Acqui Terme, Hotel Ariston offers air conditioned rooms with satellite TV. The on-site restaurant serves regional dishes, a… More
Corso Bagni 46, 15011 Acqui TermeGBP 88 - 103

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Located in the heart of Acqui Terme, this award-winning hotel offers a wellness centre, a terrace and garden, plus a free shuttle to the station and n… More
Piazza Italia 1, 15011 Acqui TermeGBP 78 - 160

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Grand Hotel Nuove Terme is a historic building set right in the centre of Acqui Terme, in the same square as the cathedral. It has a large spa. The H… More
EUR 35 - 140

Albergo Rondò

Viale Acquedotto Romano 44, 15011 Acqui TermeGBP 28 - 112

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The Albergo Rondò is set in the heart of Monferrato, surrounded by hills and vineyards. It is located in the centre of the spa area and the renowned … More
 

Acqui Terme: Guide


Acqui Terme (Äich in Piedmontese language|Piedmontese) is a city and episcopal seat of Piedmont, Italy, in the province of Alessandria; it is 34 miles SSW of Alessandria by rail. Population is 19,183.


The hot sulphur springs have been famous since this was the Roman town of Aquae Statiellae; the ancient baths are referred to by Paulus Diaconus and the chronicler Liutprand of Cremona. In 1870 Giovanni Ceruti designed a little pavillion, known as La Bollente (pictured), for the spot at the centre of the town where the waters bubble up at 75°C.

In the Roman period the place was connected by road with Alba Pompeia and Augusta Taurinorum (Turin). The local tribe of the Statielli had joined the Romans at an early period, but were attacked in 173 BCE and some were transferred to the north of the Po. In the neighbourhood of the town are remains of the aqueduct which supplied it.


The town’s fine Gothic cathedral possesses a fifteenth-century triptych by the Spanish artist Bartolomé Bermejo. (See picture.)

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Diocese of Acqui


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