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Excelsior Cinema

Sublime example of the architecture of Ugo Giovannozzi, the Florentine engineer responsible for the renovation of many of the city's establishments in the early twentieth century.

Imperial Cinema

Toward the middle of the nineteenth century Montecatini Terme became a valuable and prestigious European salon, unceasingly enriching itself with "new" architecture in the Art Nouveau style, characterized by peculiar traits of lightness and sobriety that were entirely personal

Museum of Sacred Art and Furnishings

From the left side of the High Altar of the Church of St. Peter the Apostle, there is access to a unique exhibition space.

Plaza Hotel & Locanda Maggiore

Overlooking Piazza del Popolo, behind the Guidotti Fountain, the Hotel Plaza & Locanda Maggiore represents one of the earliest examples of Montecatini Terme's rise as a spa destination of international significance.

Walk Of Fame

An installation consisting of more than 200 circular studs engraved with the names of celebrities who have stayed in the city

Giuseppe Verdi Avenue

This avenue, which was once known as Vialone dei Bagni, guided the city's urban expansion, marking the transition from the medieval village of Montecatini Alto to the new thermal Montecatini.

Ruggero Leoncavallo House

Montecatini Terme was the second home of the famous Neapolitan composer Ruggero Leoncavallo, author of the opera "Pagliacci."

Parenti cottage

The Villino Parenti is a refined residence whose splendid facade is enriched with polychrome frescoed decorations.

Royal Palace

Overlooking Viale Verdi, stands the Palazzina Regia, a fine 18th-century residence that tells the aristocratic and spa history of the city.

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