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Combo: Caracalla Baths + Diocletian Baths Tickets

Name: Combo: Caracalla Baths + Diocletian Baths Tickets
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SKU: 15247
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Priority Entrance tickets to the Baths of Caracalla-10

Priority Entrance tickets to the Baths of Diocletian-3

See where ancient Romans went to relax and spend leisure time: the Baths of Caracalla and Diocletian! Get access to both sites with this one combo ticket.

Highlights

Save money as you visit two famous ancient Roman bathhouses with one ticket!
Enjoy entry to the Caracalla Baths in south Rome, an ancient spa complex and bathhouse.
Explore the various sections of the Baths, which doubled as a social gathering location and gymnasium for the ancient Romans.
Make your way to the Diocletian Baths, an integral part of the National Roman Museum.
Admire the magnificent structure of the bath, which happens to be the largest in all of Ancient Rome.
The Baths of Diocletian boast its traditional pools of water known for being held at different temperatures, like caldarium, frigidarium and tepidarium.
Additionally, check out the bath’s central hall, the open-air swimming pool and many other rooms used for varying purposes.

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Entry to the Caracalla Baths
Entry to the Baths of Diocletian

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Ajaj

5/5

mar, 2024

De Thermen van Caracalla zijn nog een voorbeeld van een geweldig staaltje aan bouwkunst wat de Romeinen ons hebben nagelaten! En een oase aan rust om alles op je gemak te bekijken. Zeker in vergelijk met het Colosseum of de Fora. Qua informatie vond ik de borden summier. Ook zonder gids zou je een goed beeld moeten kunnen vormen. Ik raad daarom zeker aan om met een gids te gaan.

Valentino

4/5

gru, 2023

Bella esperienza. Rivivere i fasti di come fosse realmente il Circo Massimo è assolutamente da fare! Consigliato a tutti.

Paula

4/5

lis, 2023

Que tienen en muy buen estado los vestigios arqueológicos. Solo que hace falta carteles más visibles para obtener la audioguía.

Victoria

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lis, 2023

Le Terme di Diocleziano: una MERAVIGLIA! C'è quasi troppo da vedere - infatti io e mio figlio abbiamo già deciso di tornarci (e magari approffittare dell'attrezzatura di Realtà Virtuale questa volta.) Ho amato particolarmente il reparto sulla scrittura, dove si può ammirare un pettorale, un elmo e una spada in uno stato di conservazinoe eccezionale ed è addirittura commovente poter visualizzare le loro vite, le loro giornate. Ritorneremo!

Fouilland

4/5

paź, 2023

Les lunettes pour la visite virtuelle qui, en plus des propos propos intéressants, nous permettent de mieux appréhender la vie romaine de l' époque.

Your Experience

The Caracalla Baths

The Thermae Antonianae, one of the largest and best-preserved examples of an ancient spa complex, was constructed under the auspices of Emperor Caracalla in the southern part of the city. The building was finished in 216 A.D. and exhibits the rectangular plan typical of Imperial spa centers. The spa itself was not simply a place for bathing, sport, and health, it was also a place of study and for relaxing. Around the center of the structure the various parts of the spa are found in sequential order: the "Calidarium", the "Tepidarium", the "Frigidarium" and the "Natatio". There are also other zones and areas to be found around the two gymnasiums. The water system was made possible by the construction of a special duct from the main aqueduct called the Aqua Antoniana. Throughout its history the spa was reconstructed several times and before finally closing altogether in 537 A.D.

The Diocletian Baths

Sign yourself up for a day of learning, sightseeing and fun at one of the four seats of the National Roman Museum, the Baths of Diocletian! Today, the Bath is taken up by the Museum of Epigraphy, which mainly collects and preserves written texts from the 8th century B.C to the 4th century A.D. Admire the largest bath in all of Ancient Rome as you walk around its massive structure. Apart from the traditional pools being held at varying temperatures (calidarium, frigidarium and tepidarium), the bath also boasts a central hall, an open-air swimming pool and various significant rooms that had specific purposes back in the day.