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Discover Telese: Thermal Park, Telesia and Via Francigena del Sud

Accommodation in Telese

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At Parco delle Terme di Telese, you can plan a walk without paying an entrance fee. Access is free for walks. The park is accessible to people with disabilities, and free parking is available at Parco delle Terme di Telese. This combination makes the location practical for different needs: walking, accessibility and parking can all be considered together at one specific destination.

Thermal water, spring pools and walks in Parco delle Terme di Telese

Parco delle Terme di Telese uses its spring water for thermal treatments. Terme di Telese are supplied by sulphurous mineral springs. These sulphurous mineral springs are directly connected to the park’s thermal treatments. In the park, visitors can walk between spring pools, swimming pools and recreational facilities. If you would like to understand the character of a spa town not only through individual treatments but also through its water, pools and the way the stay is arranged, Telese offers several directly interconnected points of reference. When planning a day in Telese, you can distinguish here between a thermal treatment and a walk through the various facilities.

The Antiche Terme Jacobelli

Another important point of reference is the Antiche Terme Jacobelli complex. On February 20, 2026, it was handed over to the municipal administration after a major restoration and enhancement project and made fully accessible to the public again. The event connects the history of the complex with its renewed public accessibility and gives the development of the thermal baths a clearly dated moment.

A monument of medieval Telesia

The Torre Campanaria is one of the few surviving monuments of medieval Telesia. The designation of medieval Telesia places the Torre Campanaria in a historical context without extending its significance beyond the surviving monument stock.

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Telese on the Via Francigena del Sud

Telese Terme is an important stage stop on the Via Francigena del Sud. Telese Terme therefore appears not only as a destination for a stay centered around the springs, but also as a place along a larger route connection.

Castles and ruins in the surrounding area

The area around Telese Terme contains several historic structures in varying states of preservation. Rocca Vecchia di Marafi is a castle in the area around Telese Terme. Gioia Sannitica - Castello is also a castle in the area around Telese Terme. Abbazia di Santa Maria della Grotta is classified there as a ruin. These three destinations broaden the view beyond the thermal park and provide starting points for cultural planning in which castles and ruins reveal different facets of the immediate surroundings.

Further destinations for orientation: Limatola, San Giorgio Del Sannio, Benevento, Luzzano, Signorindico, San Nazzaro, Beltiglio-San Giovanni, Amorosi

For the general travel overview: Benevent.

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