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Caesaraugusta Public Baths Museum

Public Baths, also known as public baths or Roman baths, were a fundamental element of daily life in Roman cities, including Caesaraugusta. These facilities were much more than just places for personal hygiene; They also fulfilled social, cultural and relaxation functions.

The thermal baths generally consisted of several areas, each designed for different activities. In the Public Baths of Saragossa, Roman citizens could enjoy baths, sauna, gym and other facilities. These hot springs were community spaces where people could socialize, exercise, stay clean, and relax. Baths not only served as places for hygiene, but also as centers for social and cultural gatherings.

These architectural remains date from the 1st century BC. and were in use until the 4th century.

Today, you can visit the archaeological remains of the Public Baths of Saragossa in the Caesaraugusta Public Baths Museum. The museum consists of a single room in which there are the remains of a large porticoed thermal pool from Roman times, pipes and sewers. Furthermore, it offers an insight into what these facilities were like in Roman times and how they contributed to daily life and culture in the ancient city.

If you are going to visit all the Roman museums in the city, we recommend purchasing the voucher for the 4 museums of Caesaragusta, with it you will also have access to the Roman Forum, the River Port and the Theatre.