Baths of Caracalla

The bathing area of Caracala was the second largest bathing area in Rome at the time, and the first was the bathing area of Diocletian next to the railway station (which was available for 3,000 people at the same time). The bathing area of Caracala was a comprehensive leisure centre with a library, shops and gardens. The underground chamber of the bathing chamber has a pipeline of 9.5 kilometers long, and nearly 1,000 slaves work hard to watch the intricate pipeline system in the tunnel every day. At that time, there were a million people in Rome, of whom 300,000 were slaves.

The Karacalla baths are basically not seen much of the scenes of the baths at that time. The ancient Romans had a feverish love for bathing. And it was also a lifestyle of the rich at that time. The scale is still relatively large

The environment of the whole bath is also very hungry. This place is very attractive. You can see some beautiful ancient Roman architectural features. The tourists who come here are mostly foreigners. There are also some hundreds of years of architecture that are also worth visiting.

Not bad, it is worth seeing. Although it is already a site, there are still many buildings. It seems to be more valuable than some of the archaeological museums of the sites that only have foundations in China. There are also many exhibits.

It's a very distinctive place, a brick ruins. It used to be one of the biggest baths. It's an important social place for ancient Romans. There are bathing facilities, libraries, conference rooms, lecture halls and so on. It's good to have a look inside. Not many tourists, more sun

The Karakala Bath was built by Emperor Karakala around 200 A.D. Today's Roman Baths are based on it, and it is also one of the largest baths in the world. It's very large and well preserved, and it's worth visiting because there aren't many tourists.

There is a Chinese guide. Very large-scale relics. It is suggested to do some homework first to understand how the Romans might take a bath. There are not many visitors. It is also recommended for tourists who have spare time and enjoy learning about the life of ancient Romans. The bathing market is not far from the city.

It is where you will get fascinated by how people manage to build something so big so long time ago.