HISTORICAL BATHS OF INFORMATION CARACALLA
IMAGINE YOU’RE A ROMAN… You get out of bed on a Saturday morning and get ready fro the day. You had made plans with a couple friends to meet up at the Baths of Caracalla. You eat breakfast then walk to the Via Delle terme di Date Built: 216 AD Caracalla where you meet your friends. Built by: Emperor Severus and his son You walk in and start with a quick Emperor Caracalla workout, you walk through all the rooms Original Purpose: Bathing facility for and chat with your friends. The first room most Roman people and also a social meetup area. It had gyms, pools, shops, is the frigidarium to cool off from the libraries, etc. previous workout. Next you go into the Changes in Purpose Over Time: It had tepidarium which is a slightly warmer been a bathing facility, cemetery , room. Then you sweat it all 0ff in the quarry for materials used in construction, vineyard and playground caldarium which is a very hot sauna-like for children, and now a site visitors The ancient Roman Baths of room. You then say goodbye to your come from all around the world to see. Caracalla, rich with history and friends and take a stroll through the In the summer it is also used to one of the most popular tourist preform ballets, operas, or concerts. library. You choose a book and go home sites since it was built in 216 AD
after a relaxing trip to the Baths of BATHS OF CARACALLA
Caracalla. VIA DELLE TERME DI CARACALLA, 52.
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