The Parco della Fonte is the landscaped park that surrounds the springs and forms the heart of Fiuggi Terme. Wide shaded promenades run between mature trees, with benches placed at intervals for those who want to sit, sip their water, and watch the world go gently past. The design is classic early-20th-century Italian resort planning — formal enough to feel elegant, relaxed enough to actually enjoy.
The park is the natural setting for the traditional Italian passeggiata, and in the spa season it fills in the late afternoon with a mix of cure-takers following their prescribed walking routes and ordinary visitors simply enjoying the greenery. There are kiosks and a bar or two within the park grounds. Even if you have no interest in the waters themselves, the Parco della Fonte is a pleasant place to spend an hour, and it gives a clear sense of what made Fiuggi one of Italy's most fashionable resorts in its 19th- and early-20th-century heyday.