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6 Spas & Wellness in Fassa Valley That You Shouldn't Miss
Val de Fassa is a valley in the Dolomites in northern Italy. Although it is well known for its winter sports, it also has plenty of outdoor activities, such as hiking, Nordic walking, paragliding and biking.
Restaurants in Fassa Valley
1. Sport Check Point
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Fassa Sport & Outdoor with the Sport Check Points brings together all the sports associations and individuals, who put forward their services with great enthusiasm. We offer all tourists and residents the opportunity to discover, learn about or share experiences had in these magnificent places.
2. Samoy - Yoga and Meditation
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Yoga is the care of your body, health, relaxation, awareness, it brings us to build strength, physical and mental balance. Fears, habits and unconscious thoughts can be a heavy baggage that weighs us down, affecting our mental and physical freedom. The mind is a labyrinth; yoga are the wings that allow us to observe the labyrinth from above. Tania Detomas is a yoga instructor with over than 10 years of experience in yoga and meditation classes. She studies oriental philosophy and continues to deepen his knowledge of Yoga and Meditation. She founded the Samoy Association for the development and the divulgation of Yoga and Meditation. Yoga for all levels and styles: Integral Yoga, Vinyasaflow, yoga of breathing, private lesson or Yoga Therapy and meditation groups. Join in us for a unique experience of freedom!
3. Alpen Life Hotel Someda Spa
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
4. Dolaondes
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4.0 based on 588 reviews
5. Eghes Wellness Center
6. QC Terme Dolomiti
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4.0 based on 986 reviews
The spa is built on three levels for a total of 4,300 square meters, as well as swimming pools and outdoor areas that allow a healthy "forest bathing". The structure uses the precious thermal water of Alloch source, the only sulphurous spring in Trentino, known since ancient times for its quality due to the presence of mineral salts, sulfur, sulphate, calcium and magnesium.
