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List of Roman Public Bathsreport

  • Timgad

    (Algeria) (Urban baths)

  • Guelma (Calama)

    (Algeria) (Urban baths)

  • Héliopolis

    (Algeria) (Urban baths)

  • Hammam Meskoutine (Aquae Tibilitanae)

    (Algeria) (Urban baths)

  • Hammam Righa (Aquae Calidae)

    (Algeria) (Urban baths)

  • Hammam Essalihine (Aquae Flavianae)

    (Algeria) (Urban baths)

  • Carnuntum

    (Austria) (Urban baths)

  • Kyustendil (Pautalia)

    (Bulgaria) (Urban baths)

  • Roman Thermae, Varna (Odessus)

    (Bulgaria) (Urban baths)

  • Hisarya (Augusta Diocletianopolis)

    (Bulgaria) (Urban baths)

  • Sozopol

    (Bulgaria) (Urban baths)

  • Varaždinske Toplice (Aquae Iasae)

    (Croatia) (Urban baths)

  • Daruvar (Aquae Balissae)

    (Croatia) (Urban baths)

  • Topusko

    (Croatia) (Urban baths)

  • Arles – Thermes de Constantin

    (France) (Urban baths)

  • Aix-en-Provence (Aquae Sextiae)

    (France) (Urban baths)

  • Bagnères-de-Luchon (Onesiorum Thermae of Strabo)

    (France) (Urban baths)

  • Cimiez (Cemenelum)

    (France) (Urban baths)

  • Glanum, near today's Saint-Rémy-de-Provence

    (France) (Urban baths)

  • Lillebonne (Juliobona)

    (France) (Urban baths)

  • Paris – Thermes de Cluny

    (France) (Urban baths)

  • Saintes, Charente-Maritime (Mediolanum Santonum)

    (France) (Urban baths)

  • Baden-Baden, Baden-Württemberg

    (Germany) (Urban baths)

  • Trier Imperial Baths, Barbara Baths, and Forum Baths in Trier, Germany

    (Germany) (Urban baths)

  • Weißenburg

    (Germany) (Urban baths)

  • Badenweiler Baths [de]

    (Germany) (Urban baths)

  • Aquincum

    (Hungary) (Urban baths)

  • Avdat

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Ashkelon

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Beit She'an

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Caesarea Maritima

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Ir Ovot

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Jerusalem

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Mamshit

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Masada

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Nazareth

    (Israel) (Urban baths)

  • Bagnaccio

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Baths at Ostia

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Baths of Agrippa

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Baths of Caracalla

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Baths of Diocletian

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Baths of Titus

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Baths of Trajan

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Chieti (Teate Marrucinorum), Abruzzo

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Herculaneum

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Pompeii (ruins)

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Baths of Puteoli

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Terme Taurine

    (Italy) (Urban baths)

  • Roman Baths, Beirut, Beirut

    (Lebanon) (Urban baths)

  • Leptis Magna – Hadrian's baths

    (Libya) (Urban baths)

  • Strumica (Tiveriopolis)

    (Macedonia) (Urban baths)

  • Għajn Tuffieħa Roman Baths

    (Malta) (Urban baths)

  • Ta' Bista Catacombs and Roman baths

    (Malta) (Urban baths)

  • Xemxija Roman Baths

    (Malta) (Urban baths)

  • Xaghra Ramla l-Hamra Roman Baths (Gozo)

    (Malta) (Urban baths)

  • Heerlen

    (The Netherlands) (Urban baths)

  • Maastricht – Op de Thermen

    (The Netherlands) (Urban baths)

  • Chaves

    (Portugal) (Urban baths)

  • Évora

    (Portugal) (Urban baths)

  • Roman Thermae of Maximinus

    (Portugal) (Urban baths)

  • Băile Herculane

    (Romania) (Urban baths)

  • Caldes de Malavella, Gerona

    (Spain) (Urban baths)

  • Caldes de Montbui, Barcelona

    (Spain) (Urban baths)

  • Clunia, Burgos

    (Spain) (Urban baths)

  • Lucus Augusti, Lugo

    (Spain) (Urban baths)

  • Baetulo, Badalona, Barcelona

    (Spain) (Urban baths)

  • Empúries, Girona

    (Spain) (Urban baths)

  • Roman baths of Toledo

    (Spain) (Urban baths)

  • Dougga – Bath of the Cyclopses (ruins)

    (Tunisia) (Urban baths)

  • Dougga – Antonian Bath (ruins)

    (Tunisia) (Urban baths)

  • Dougga – Aïn Doura Bath (ruins)

    (Tunisia) (Urban baths)

  • Tunis (Carthage) – Baths of Antoninus

    (Tunisia) (Urban baths)

  • Ankara – Baths of Ancyra (ruins)

    (Turkey) (Urban baths)

  • Bath – Roman Baths

    (United Kingdom) (Urban baths)

  • Exeter, Devon

    (United Kingdom) (Urban baths)

  • Leicester – Jewry Wall

    (United Kingdom) (Urban baths)

  • Ribchester, in Lancashire

    (United Kingdom) (Urban baths)

  • Tripontium, near today's Rugby, Warwickshire

    (United Kingdom) (Urban baths)

  • Welwyn, Hertfordshire – Welwyn Roman Baths

    (United Kingdom) (Urban baths)

  • Chedworth Roman Villa (Roman Britain villas with bathhouse)

  • Fishbourne Roman Palace (Roman Britain villas with bathhouse)

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Public Baths in ancient Rome were not just for bathing, but for social, recreational and fitness activities. During the Roman Republic period, the public bath place mainly includes a hot water hall, warm water hall, cold water hall in three parts. The larger baths also have a lounge, recreation hall and Sports Ground. Pipes are arranged in the basement and the wall of the bathing place to channel the hot air and smoke for heating.

The elaborate public bath complex, a standard feature of city life in the Roman Empire, served as a social hub. The larger spa facilities go beyond changing rooms and hot and cold baths. Other facilities include a stadium, clubhouse, lecture hall and library. There are 81 natural public baths in different countries of Rome. The random tool generator keeps a complete record of the location and country of these public baths, making it easy to search for visitors who want to experience nearby.

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