The Euganean thermal basin boasts a history dating back over 2000 years, linked to the cult of the god Aponus. This pillar explores the most magical side of the territory: from the Roman archaeological excavations of Montegrotto to the popular legends that animate the Euganean woods and lakes.
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Satellite Articles:
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Montegrotto and the Grand Tour: when the European elite discovered the thermal baths.
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Thermal Archaeology: discovering Roman remains in the city center.
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The Butterfly House and the Fairy Wood: a magical place for adults and children.
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The Magical Legend of the Mermaid of Lake Lispida in the Euganean Hills.
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A Journey into Mysterious Places and Legends of the Euganean Hills.
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The Aponian Nymphs.
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Legend of Berta in Montegrotto Terme: history, traditions, and medieval reenactments.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Legends and Mysteries of the Euganean Hills
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Are there legends related to the origin of the thermal waters? Yes, the most famous is the legend of young Phaethon who, falling with the Sun chariot into the Eridanos river, is said to have created the hot springs of Montegrotto with the heat of his divine impact.
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What is the most mysterious place to visit near Casa Luna? Catajo Castle and Monselice Castle are shrouded in ghost stories and noble legends. Staying at Casa Luna, you can reach these places in a few minutes and discover secrets passed down by locals for centuries.
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Are local legends suitable for children? Definitely. Stories like the "Ogre's Cave" or tales about castles make walks in the Euganean Hills much more engaging for little ones, turning a simple hike into a true treasure hunt of the past.
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