Baths of Caracalla
The Terme di Caracalla, or Baths of Caracalla,
The Terme di Caracalla, or Baths of Caracalla, are a magnificent example of Roman public baths built between AD 212 and 216 during the reign of Emperor Caracalla. Covering approximately 25 hectares, these baths were among the largest and most luxurious in ancient Rome, featuring a complex of hot and cold baths, steam rooms, and exercise areas, adorned with intricate mosaics and grand statues. A guided tour typically explores the architectural innovations, the social significance of the baths in Roman culture, and the remnants of the elaborate decoration, providing insight into ancient daily life and Roman engineering prowess. Visitors can also see ruins of the great pool and various chambers, experiencing the grandeur that once attracted thousands of citizens daily.
1 h 30 min•Entrée incluse•Voir sur la carte