Acqui Terme is a historic town in Piedmont of Roman origins, known in antiquity as Aquae Statiellae for the extraordinary abundance of its spring waters. Even today, the link to its spa tradition is embodied by the famous La Bollente, an iconic sulfur-water spring in the heart of the town and a symbol of Acqui Terme itself. Strolling through the historic center, one breathes an elegant and authentic atmosphere amid arcaded squares, historic palaces, medieval alleyways, and traces of ancient Rome, such as arches and archaeological remains that tell more than two thousand years of history. The town preserves a refined, livable identity, especially appreciated by Italian and international visitors seeking quality of life, culture, and food and wine. Surrounded by the gentle hills of Monferrato and a short distance from the UNESCO-listed wine landscapes of the Langhe-Roero and Monferrato, Acqui Terme is an ideal base for experiencing the most authentic Piedmont, among prestigious wines, historic villages, and nature. Its strategic location also makes it easy to reach Milan, Turin, and the Ligurian Riviera.