Le terme romane di Bath furono costruite ai tempi dell'imperatore Vespasiano, nel 75 d.C., nella città allora chiamata Aquae Sulis. Pare infatti che in questa zona, fin dal 10000 a.C., dal sottosuolo fuoriuscisse acqua, ancor oggi visibile.
Erano conosciute in tutto l'Impero romano e frequentate da gente di ogni classe sociale. Il complesso comprendeva anche un tempio dedicato a Sulis, antica dea celtica dell'acqua, e alla dea romana Minerva.
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Address: Bath and North East Somerset, Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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