This collection covers ancient Roman baths, complexes with pools, heated rooms, and remains of water systems, often still visible as ruins. It suits readers studying archaeology or daily life in antiquity, or anyone wanting to see monumental remains tied to water use.
Places: Ancient Roman baths (16)
Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei MartiriThe Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri occupies the northern flank of Piazza della Repubblica, inside the great enclosure of the Ba…
Baths of CaracallaThe Baths of Caracalla are an incredible place to visit or experience during one of the exciting concerts and shows of Estate Romana. Tickets here…
Baths of Diocletian – National Roman MuseumBaths of Diocletian - National Roman Museum - Viale Enrico de Nicola, 78, 00185 Rome RM, Italy
Colle Oppio and the Baths of TrajanColle Oppio is a public park of 11 hectares above the Colosseum, and under that lawn there are three different things that almost everyone confuses…
Domus Romane di Palazzo ValentiniThe Domus Romane di Palazzo Valentini are a fascinating underground route through Imperial Rome, a true nerve center of the Urbe's cultural and pol…
GabiiThe Gabii Archaeological Park, on via Prenestina Nuova at kilometer 19.300, 00132 Rome, is ordinarily closed to the public and can be visited only…
Horace’s VillaHorace's Villa is located in the valley of the Licenza stream, in the municipality of Licenza (RM), and is a state archaeological area entrusted to…
Michelangelo’s CloisterMichelangelo's Cloister - Via Enrico de Nicola, 76, 00185 Rome RM, Italy
Octagonal Hall of the Baths of Diocletian – National Roman MuseumThe Octagonal Hall is a fragment of the ancient complex of the Baths of Diocletian in Rome, built between 298 and 306 AD by Maximian.
San Bernardo alle TermeSan Bernardo alle Terme is a round church at Via Torino 94, at the corner with Piazza San Bernardo, carved out of one of the two circular halls tha…
San Cesareo de AppiaSan Cesareo de Appia is at Via di Porta San Sebastiano 2, about 30 meters past the point where Piazzale Numa Pompilio narrows and the road becomes…
Supino (FR)Supino (FR) is a town of about 4,600 inhabitants on the eastern slope of the Monti Lepini, at the foot of Monte Gemma (1,457 meters), overlooking t…
Terme di CotiliaTerme di Cotilia are closed. The facility, Parco Cotilia Terme, is on Via Salaria at kilometer 102, in Castel Sant’Angelo, in the province of Rieti…
Terme di VicarelloTerme di Vicarello are closed and you can't go in: the spa complex of the ancient Aquae Apollinares, on Via Settevene Palo, on the road to Trevigna…
Terme Taurine and FiconcellaTerme Taurine and the Ficoncella are on provincial road 7b, which climbs from Civitavecchia toward Tolfa, four or five kilometers from the center,…
Villa dei Sette BassiVilla dei Sette Bassi is at Via Tuscolana 1700, in Rome, and is closed to the public on ordinary days. You get in only with the timed visits organi…
















