We clearly needed a rest day, and visited the Bormio Therme Swimming pool. This pool was mostly indoors, and had but one water slide, but since we got in fairly early, we managed to get it to ourselves for about half an hour before the rest of the crowd showed up. The pool was relatively expensive, but had multiple pools and a Sauna Wellness region.
It even had hammocks in a pesudo-outdoor area where you could lie down and read.
By the time we were done with the pool, it was in the afternoon and I suggested we go to the Bormio civic museum. The place proved to be difficult to find, but we eventually figure out the non-obvious entrance and went in, where there were exhibits of historic stage-coaches that were used to go up the Stelvio, old muskets, and various artifcats from World War 1.
Boen made really good friends with the owner's dog, and we ate dinner with Bolognese sauce out of a glass jar which proved to be incredibly good.
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