Roman thermae of Lucus Augusti

The Roman baths contain multiple sections including changing rooms, warm chambers, hot rooms, and cold water pools connected through stone corridors.

The thermal complex, built during the first century AD, formed an essential part of the Roman settlement Lucus Augusti in northwestern Hispania.

These public baths represented a central meeting point where Romans gathered daily for cleaning rituals and social interactions within the community.

The archaeological site maintains regular visiting hours throughout the year and includes informational panels explaining the function of each restored section.

The preserved hypocaust system demonstrates the advanced heating technology that allowed Romans to maintain different temperatures across multiple chambers.

GPS coordinates: 43.00161,-7.56085

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:22