Probably the largest sauna in Italy if not in Europe with literally everything you can expect: 2 Finnish saunas, 3 steam baths (one with a labyrinth), lots of cruising facilities, esthetic treatment and much more. Very styleful interior and spotlessly clean.

open: 14-24h; prices: EUR 14.- to EUR 19.-; number of lockers: 250/50

  • Gay. Exclusively or almost exclusively gay men
  • Air conditioning
  • Bar with full range of alcoholic beverages
  • Parking available
  • Shop
  • Showers
  • Outdoor seating, terrace or garden
  • Swimming pool
  • Relax room
  • Dry sauna
  • Steam bath
  • Solarium
  • Whirlpool / Jacuzzi / Hot tub
  • Massage on offer
  • Work-out equipment available
  • Meals. Extensive menu available
  • Darkroom
  • Glory holes
  • Sling
  • Free condoms
  • Video shows
  • Free WiFi

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