Walk into an Ancient Roman bath: Diocletian Baths

🔸Have you ever walked inside an Ancient Roman bath?

🔸Right across the street from Termini station, you’ll find the Thermal Baths of Diocletian.

🔸Did you know that the name “Termini” station comes from the “thermal” baths that were here?! 😉

🔸The cool thing about places like the Diocletian baths is that you actually walk inside rooms and spaces that have been walked by the Romans thousands of years ago! It’s like you interact with the place.

🔸The Diocletian baths were the biggest thermal baths ever built in Rome! These baths were built at the beginning of the 4th century AD by the emperor Diocletian.

🔸To give you an idea of the size, these baths were 13 hectares wide and they could host up to 3000 people at the same time! 🤯

🔸With regards to the pool, it was the size of two olympic pools! 😮

🔸And how long did it take to build all of this? Only 8 years! 😮

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