Baths of Antoninus

Roman bathhouse. It is a historic site where you can get a glimpse of life at that time. You can visit several places with one ticket, so take the time to go.

The ancient Roman bath in Tunisia is located in the famous ancient ruins of Jiataiji, the site of a popular bathroom in ancient Rome more than 2,000 years ago. There are many designs that are very similar to the current bathroom, and I really have to admire the wisdom of the ancients.

The ancient Roman bath in the ancient city of Carthage is also known as Anthony Bath. This is the place where the nobles enjoyed bathing in the ancient Roman period. The bath is very large in size and is completely symmetrical on both sides. From the site of the county, there are also several bathrooms, which play different roles and functions. I really admire the bathing culture of the ancient Roman period. It is really too particular and luxurious.

The Roman Bath, the place where the ancient Romans took a bath, was made of marble and paved with stone; there were murals, statues, and utensils were unusual. The house was tall and divided into two floors, with round arches, and it felt stable when I walked in; the inside was magnificent and complemented by the mural statues.

Carthage, the magnificent ancient city of Rome, is of course indispensable to the standard public bathing area of ancient Rome. The preservation of this bathing area is OK, and it can be distinguished where it is a bathing area and where it is a leisure area. The whole bath is very reasonable in design, with hot water channels, drainage channels, and storage spaces large and small, very similar to the modern bathroom. It is really incredible to see how far the Romans are.