Searching for Rejuvenation Where Skiers Chase Olympic Gold

New York Times - WorldEN 5 min read 100% complete by Patricia Mazzei and Gabriela BhaskarFebruary 21, 2026 at 02:47 PM

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The article discusses the thermal waters of the Italian Alps, specifically near Bormio, which are known for their restorative properties and have attracted both elite athletes and spectators during the Winter Games. These hot springs have been used for centuries, with locals believing they reduce inflammation and aid in physical recovery. During the Olympic events in Bormio, visitors and residents alike frequented various thermal baths, ranging from luxurious spas in Valdidentro to local baths in the city center. Some enthusiasts even seek out more secluded, natural baths within Stelvio National Park, known only to locals. The thermal waters offer a place for rejuvenation after skiing and other activities in the Italian Alps.

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Leonardo's well ×240% Stelvio National Park 50% Valdidentro 50% Switzerland 50% Stelvio course 60% Laure Bollinger 60% Bagni Vecchi ×260% Winter Games ×270% Bormio ×685% Italian Alps ×290%

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thermal waters 100% italian alps 90% skiing 70% winter games 70% hot springs 60% bormio 60% physical recovery 50% rejuvenation 50% stelvio national park 40%

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Italian Alps

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