Termas romanas de Las Bóvedas

The thermal complex features an octagonal central room connected to multiple chambers, with preserved original mosaic floors and vaulted ceilings.

Built during the Low Roman Empire, these thermal baths indicate the presence of the ancient Roman city of Cilniana mentioned in the Antonine Itinerary.

The structure demonstrates Roman engineering through its heating system, water management, and architectural elements like opus caementicum and latericium construction techniques.

Located at the mouth of Guadalmina River, the archaeological site maintains regular visiting hours and includes informational panels about the Roman bathing practices.

The complex contains fish salting pools alongside the thermal baths, indicating both recreational and industrial activities at the same location.

Location: San Pedro de Alcántara

Location: Marbella

GPS coordinates: 36.46805,-4.99365

Latest update: March 4, 2025 15:49