Gymnasium, Archaeological site in Syracuse, Italy.
The Gymnasium is a Roman archaeological site in Syracuse with preserved structures from ancient times. The remains show the layout of training and learning areas from that period.
The Gymnasium arose during the Roman period as a center for physical and intellectual training. Its structure reflects the value Romans placed on educating young people.
The site reveals how Romans educated and trained their young people. The remains show where young citizens gathered to learn and strengthen their bodies.
The site is located on Via Elorina in Syracuse and is easy to reach. Visitors should bring sturdy shoes since the grounds are uneven and exposed to sun.
The excavation reveals separate areas showing how Romans developed mind and body in divided spaces. This division was characteristic of Roman philosophy on complete education.
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