Photos show the roughly 100-foot-wide ruins. Ruins of the ancient apse, or semicircular room, at the Roman bath complex. Photo from the University of Udine ...

Photos show the roughly 100-foot-wide ruins. Ruins of the ancient apse, or semicircular room, at the Roman bath complex. Photo from the University of Udine ...

9am Time to head to the Roman Baths for a guided tour of one of Europe’s largest and best-preserved Roman ruins. The baths were built around 70AD on top of a geothermal spring that, thanks to ...

Image Credit: Bernard Gagnon - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0/ Wiki Commons. Why it stands out: A coastal city where Roman ruins sit right by the sea, making history feel less like a part of daily life.

The site once served as the capital of the Roman province of Moesia Superior. The ruins are believed to be of a “luxury building” that contained a public bath.

The baths boast one of the largest preserved Roman pools in Spain, and the floors are paved with a series of rich mosaics that are being restored. However, this delicate figure turned up in an ...

Sarah E. Bond December 5, 2022 Hubert Robert, “Ruins of a Roman Bath with Washerwomen” (after 1766), oil on canvas, 54 x 41 1/2 inches (courtesy the Philadelphia Museum of Art) ...

Photos show the roughly 100-foot-wide ruins. Ruins of the ancient apse, or semicircular room, at the Roman bath complex. Photo from the University of Udine ...

The Roman Amphitheatre is the star here as it's built into a slope facing the Mediterranean, and the sea views behind the ruins are just as striking as the stone tiers themselves.

Photos show the roughly 100-foot-wide ruins. Ruins of the ancient apse, or semicircular room, at the Roman bath complex. Photo from the University of Udine ...

The Roman Amphitheatre is the star here as it's built into a slope facing the Mediterranean, and the sea views behind the ruins are just as striking as the stone tiers themselves.