Baths of Trajan in Italy, Rome resort
Rating: 8,5/10 (9593 votes)  Baths of Troyan are a complex of public baths located in Rome. The construction of the baths was started in 104 and completed in 109. The complex was located at the foot of the southern slope of the Oppian Hill. It is believed that the project was designed by Appolodor of Damascus. Today, the baths are a prime example of early Roman architecture. The baths housed swimming pools, tepidariums, frigidariums, caldariums, apoditaria and gymnasiums. Under the baths there was a system of underground passages, which were used by workers to maintain the complex. In 1997, after archaeological excavations, the ruins of early structures similar to a library were discovered. We also recommend reading Capitoline wolf in Italy, Rome resort Topic: Baths of Trajan in Italy, Rome resort. |
