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Ancient Rome : Baths of Caracalla

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Baths of Caracalla
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Baths of Caracalla

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  • Inaugurated in 217 and used until 546, when invading Goths destroyed the aqueducts. Up to 2,000 people at a time could use these luxurious thermae . In general, Roman baths included social centres, art galleries, libraries, brothels and palestrae (exercise areas). Bathing involved taking a sweat bath, a steam bath, a cool-down, then a cold plunge. The Farnese family’s ancient sculpture collection was found here, including Hercules , a signed Greek original. Today, ruins of individual rooms can be seen.

    Gymnasia, Baths of Caracalla
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Via delle Terme di Caracalla 52 Open 9am–2pm Mon, 9am–1 hr before sunset Tue–Sun Adm DA
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