| Built between 212 and 216 A.D. by the Emperor Caracalla,
and originally supplied with water by the Aqua Marcia, these public
Thermae served as a meeting place for Roman citizens from all walks of
life. It is the only well-preserved ancient bathing complex in Rome and
remained in use until the 19th century. For more information of the Baths of Caracalla, see This Page in Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
| These pictures were taken during a two day visit to Rome in March, 2004. |
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