Location


A stay crafted for your well-being, while also offering the opportunity to explore Tuscany's art cities, rich in cultural treasures and unique masterpieces.

A few steps from the centre, but surrounded by greenery


The Grand Hotel Bellavista in Montecatini Terme is adjacent to the entrance of the Tettuccio Thermal Baths. Looking towards the hills, about 350 metres from the hotel, you will find the entrance to the historic Funicular of 1898, which will take you in just a few minutes to the charming village of Montecatini Alto, a true gem of the area.

Florence


Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, is an unmissable art city for lovers of Italian history and culture. Just a 30-minute drive from the Grand Hotel Bellavista, Florence offers unique masterpieces such as the Duomo of Santa Maria del Fiore with Brunelleschi's majestic dome, the Ponte Vecchio with its goldsmith shops, and the Uffizi Gallery, home to works by MichelangeloLeonardo da Vinci, and Botticelli. Walking through the historic centre, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you can admire the Renaissance architecture, the charming squares, and the elegant boutiques that make Florence an unforgettable destination.

A dome on top of a building with a blue sky in the background

Lucca


Lucca is a charming medieval city, located just 30 minutes from the Grand Hotel Bellavista. Famous for its impressive Renaissance walls that surround the historic centre, Lucca invites you to take scenic walks along these bastions, offering a unique view of the city. Among the must-see attractions are Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, with its distinctive oval shape, the Guinigi Tower, topped with a small tree-lined garden, and the Cathedral of San Martino, renowned for its intricate façade and the Volto Santo. Strolling through the streets of the centre offers an authentic atmosphere and a journey into Tuscan history.

A large building with a clock tower on top of it

Chianti


The Chianti region, about 30 minutes from the Grand Hotel Bellavista, is the green heart of Tuscany, renowned for its rolling hills, medieval villages, and vineyards that produce one of the world's most celebrated wines. A trip here is the perfect opportunity to visit historic wineries and taste Chianti Classico wines directly from local producers, accompanied by traditional products such as cheeses and cured meats. Among the must-visit villages are GreveRadda, and Castellina in Chianti, where cobbled streets, ancient churches, and breathtaking views offer an authentic and unforgettable experience of rural Tuscany.

Several bottles of wine are lined up on a wooden shelf

Other Tuscan treasures


About an hour from the Grand Hotel Bellavista, you can reach some of Tuscany's unique wonders. Siena, with the magnificent Piazza del Campo and the Gothic Cathedral, is perfect for lovers of history and art. San Gimignano, famous for its medieval towers, offers an authentic glimpse of the past, while Volterra enchants with its Etruscan walls and ancient charm. For nature lovers, the Apuan Alps and Mount Abetone offer breathtaking hikes and stunning landscapes. The coast of Versilia, with its beaches and clear sea, is ideal for relaxation, and Pisa is a must for the famous Leaning Tower and the picturesque Campo dei Miracoli ("Field of Miracles").

A large building with a clock tower in the middle of it

There are many fascinating itineraries around Montecatini Terme, starting with the green hills of olive groves crossed by the historic Montecatini funicular leading up to Montecatini Alto, the Castles of Uzzano and Buggiano, the medieval villages of Massa and Cozzile, and the lush Valleriana (known as the Swiss Pesciatina) with its "Ten Castles" of Pescia. And Pistoia and its magnificent Piazza del Duomo.