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Roman Baths of Caracalla

Travel back to ancient Rome and experience the grandeur of the Roman Baths of Caracalla. This sprawling complex was one of the largest public baths of its time, accommodating up to 1,600 bathers at a time. Admire the architecture, stunning mosaics, and sculptures that showcase the ingenuity of the ancient Roman civilization with priority access and combo options.

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09:00 AM - 07:15 PM

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Craving the full Roman experience? This Explorer Pass is your golden ticket to over 40 landmarks, guided tours, and food tours.
Score entry to the Vatican Museums, Colosseum, and Pantheon while pocketing up to 42% savings compared to buying separate tickets.
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Ditch the paper ticket hassle with the scan-and-go mobile pass. The app's itinerary planner means less time squinting at maps, and more time enjoying Rome.
Choose your adventure – 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 attractions – and activate your pass as you like. Your pass stays valid for 30 days after the first use.

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Why settle for one pass when you can bundle two? Access 10+ attractions, snag-free entry tickets, and enjoy free public transport - your wallet will thank you.
Save a whopping 55% with the Omnia pass instead of buying separate tickets to Vatican Museums, Colosseum, and Palatine Hill.
With Roma Pass, pick 2 free attractions like the Colosseum and Roman Forum, access seamless ATAC transport, and score 20% off at over famous spots.
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See Rome's highlights with the Roma Pass – your key to two free attractions of choice and unlimited transport, saving you a whopping 20% along the way.
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After online purchase, just grab your physical pass from any city Infopoint and immediately start your Roman exploration.
With a generous 72-hour window, you'll have all the time needed for ancient landmarks, secret corners, and mouthwatering Roman delicacies.

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See Rome's highlights with the Roma Pass – your key to two free attractions of choice and unlimited transport, saving you a whopping 20% along the way.
Sidestep ticket-buying madness and breeze into the Colosseum or Borghese Gallery for free! Then enjoy sweet discounts at Circus Maximus, Villa Torlonia, and more.
Roaming Rome becomes a breeze as your pass unlocks unlimited rides on all ATAC buses, metro, and railway lines.
After online purchase, just grab your physical pass from any city Infopoint and immediately start your Roman exploration.
With a generous 72-hour window, you'll have all the time needed for ancient landmarks, secret corners, and mouthwatering Roman delicacies.

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Pro tips to help you make a pick

Avoid long lines by booking your tickets in advance online. To fully appreciate the baths and their details, plan to spend at least 60-90 minutes here.

While the baths can be explored independently, a guided tour provides in-depth historical insights and access to hidden details.

Some passes like Go City and Omnia bundle the Caracalla Baths with other ancient Roman sites like the Colosseum or the Roman Forum, offering great value.

Check for special events. The baths sometimes host open-air concerts, operas, and light shows, making for a unique evening visit.

About Baths of Caracalla

The Baths of Caracalla, one of ancient Rome’s most impressive and best-preserved thermal complexes, offers a glimpse into the grandeur of Roman engineering and leisure culture. Built in the 3rd century AD, these vast ruins reveal an era of luxurious public bathing, exercise, and socializing. Visitors can explore the site through guided tours and book tickets online for a self-paced visit, experiencing the magnificent mosaics, towering structures, and underground passages.

At its peak, the baths could host up to 1,600 bathers at once. But it was not just for bathing – the complex housed libraries, gardens, and even art galleries, making it a true leisure center.

The design of New York’s Penn Station and other grand pieces of modern architecture drew inspiration from the Caracalla Baths.

Used for open-air concerts: the ruins serve as a stunning backdrop for operas and performances today.

A colossal Hercules sculpture once stood within the complex, parts of which are now in the Vatican Museums.

Why visit Baths of Caracalla?

Ancient Roman engineering marvel

Witness the advanced water heating and distribution systems that kept these massive baths running efficiently.

Beautiful mosaics and frescoes

Admire the well-preserved decorative elements that once adorned the floors and walls.

A vast and tranquil escape

Explore one of the largest and least crowded ruins in Rome, away from the usual tourist hustle.

Underground tunnels and hypocaust system

Discover the hidden world beneath the baths where slaves worked to heat the waters.

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