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Boario is a fraction of the town of Darfo Boario Terme, located in the South of Val Camonica, North of Lago d'Iseo. It is a thermal and touristic center.
The town is located by its thermal baths.
Monuments and points of interest
[edit]Thermal baths
[edit]The spontaneous thermal baths are rich in numerous mineral salts, like iron, which make the waters recommended as dietary supplements. [citation needed].
There are four natural springs, characterized from different concentrations of minerals, called Antica Fonte, Igea, Fausta and Silia (now called Boario), all located in the vast Parco delle Terme.
Padiglione dell'Antica Fonte, a semi-circular open gallery which ends with Cupola Marazzi, named after architect Americo Marazzi, was built in 1913 and it is an example of Liberty architecture.
The exploitation of the mineral water springs, known as Terme di Boario, started halfway through the 19th century. Until then, the area where the termal center is located today, was known as Casì or Codì de Boér.
Religious architecture
[edit]- Madonna degli Alpini Sanctuary, church inaugurated in 1957 to honor those who perished in the Battle of Nikolaevka.