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Water is essential for life. That is probably why springs and baths as recreation spots can be found everywhere including Rome. Baths of Diocletian is largest thermal public baths built in the imperial era of emperors. The baths span more than 13 hectares and can hold up people up to 3000 at once. The structure also is completed with various ...
Baths of Caracalla is the ruin of ancient baths or thermae that is situated in the southeast of ancient Rome center which was located in the famous Seven Hills of Rome. Covering approximately 27 acre land area, the baths ruins are enormous buildings built by red brick. Back in the ancient Rome time, the baths consisted over 50 baths and ...
Ostia Antica is an archeological site located in Ostia, located twenty miles away from Rome, which was once the harbor city of ancient Rome. In Latin, Ostia means “mouth”, which refers to its position at the mouth of Tiber River. Once became the busiest Rome’s seaport, Ostia is now located 3 km away to the northeast from coastline. Now, Ostia ...
Via Appia Antica (Old Appian Road) was one of the first seven roads built leading to Rome. Connecting the Rome to Brindisi in southeast Italy for 560 km, the road was built by Appius Claudies Caecus, a Roman censor in 312 BC. The road was believed to be built firstly as dirt-surfaced road before then mortar and small stones were ...
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Water is essential for life. That is probably why springs and baths as recreation spots can be found everywhere including Rome. Baths of Diocletian is largest thermal public baths built in the imperial era of emperors. The baths span more than 13 hectares and can hold up people up to 3000 at once. The structure also is completed with various ...
Baths of Caracalla is the ruin of ancient baths or thermae that is situated in the southeast of ancient Rome center which was located in the famous Seven Hills of Rome. Covering approximately 27 acre land area, the baths ruins are enormous buildings built by red brick. Back in the ancient Rome time, the baths consisted over 50 baths and ...
Ostia Antica is an archeological site located in Ostia, located twenty miles away from Rome, which was once the harbor city of ancient Rome. In Latin, Ostia means “mouth”, which refers to its position at the mouth of Tiber River. Once became the busiest Rome’s seaport, Ostia is now located 3 km away to the northeast from coastline. Now, Ostia ...
Via Appia Antica (Old Appian Road) was one of the first seven roads built leading to Rome. Connecting the Rome to Brindisi in southeast Italy for 560 km, the road was built by Appius Claudies Caecus, a Roman censor in 312 BC. The road was believed to be built firstly as dirt-surfaced road before then mortar and small stones were ...