Parco Archeologico delle Terme di Baia
Parco Archeologico delle Terme di Baia
Parco Archeologico delle Terme di Baia
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Lynn J
40 contributions
Sept 2023 • Solo
Have wanted to visit for so long so what a joy to finally get here! To think the likes of Hadrian and Nero were once here...The views took my breath away. Many buildings on an array of terraces and ...lots of steps! Unfortunately there was little signage so I wasn't sure what I was looking at however that didn't detract from the magnificence of this place.
Written 20 September 2023
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D M
49 contributions
Dec 2019
Wonderfull Roman archeological site. We visited late December and had the place to ourselves. Not sure about crowd size during the summer season. Fun for the entire family to wander and explore. Don't miss the "echo chamber" and the upside down fig tree.
We arrived soon after opening time and could park right near the ticket window. Small parking area so if there is a small crowd you would need to park on the street...somewhere.
We arrived soon after opening time and could park right near the ticket window. Small parking area so if there is a small crowd you would need to park on the street...somewhere.
Written 11 January 2020
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FRRobertson
Bath, UK66 contributions
Aug 2017 • Family
The site is wonderful, but, before I say any more, I must give a grave warning. We visited the site for two or so hours, but when we returned to our car, we found a sizeable hole smashed in a window and a large number of our possessions stolen. Admittedly, we see now we may well have been overly lax about security, but the town of Bacoli is still obviously far from safe, and I would firmly advise finding a safe car park and, if nothing else, making sure there is nothing of any value in the car. Covering stuff up didn't seem to make any difference in our case, and I can only assume it isn't good enough to hide possessions- they must not be there in the first place!
However, the actual site is wonderful and is certainly worth a visit- a massive area of fabulous Roman ruins, with very few restrictions on access and, for us at any rate, virtually deserted. Worth a particular visit is the amazing and haunting Temple of Mercury, the oldest Roman concrete dome of its kind, and surely deserving of far more fame than it currently has. So, if you get the chance, do go, but for goodness sake, make sure any car you bring is empty!
However, the actual site is wonderful and is certainly worth a visit- a massive area of fabulous Roman ruins, with very few restrictions on access and, for us at any rate, virtually deserted. Worth a particular visit is the amazing and haunting Temple of Mercury, the oldest Roman concrete dome of its kind, and surely deserving of far more fame than it currently has. So, if you get the chance, do go, but for goodness sake, make sure any car you bring is empty!
Written 20 August 2017
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4is
Terracina, Italy245 contributions
Sept 2019
Very few visitors, while this place has nothing less than many other more famous Roman sites. It is surely worth a visit to appreciate how the Romans were clever in setting up and organizing their life
Written 9 October 2019
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Bmpaddy
Swansea, UK99 contributions
Aug 2018 • Couples
We were the only people here at one point and it was tranquil.
You enter at the higher level and descend to the lower portion - making it quite a trek for those not good on their feet. Once down tough there are amazingly well preserved buildings and the enclosed dome is almost magical with an eerie echo sound.
All in all well worth a visit and if you're lucky you can park right outside (if not there's plenty of on street free parking in a short walking distance.
You enter at the higher level and descend to the lower portion - making it quite a trek for those not good on their feet. Once down tough there are amazingly well preserved buildings and the enclosed dome is almost magical with an eerie echo sound.
All in all well worth a visit and if you're lucky you can park right outside (if not there's plenty of on street free parking in a short walking distance.
Written 15 August 2018
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Mike K
Phoenix, AZ1,284 contributions
Sept 2016 • Couples
Imagine a well preserved, concise Pompeii with no crowds. The forums, baths and town are immensely accessible and give a feeling of touching as opposed to just viewing the Romans in their daily life. Recently excavated we were surprised to see modern buildings on the boundary whose footings were tied into the ancient structures. While we were there, there was only a handful of other visitors and the entry was even left momentarily unattended. There was a group of what appeared to be graduate students surveying and taking elevation sitings. They were friendly, but we could only exchange greetings. I would have loved to know if they were measuring Bradyism and what they were finding. Touring the archaeological park, in conjunction with a dive of the underwater preserve is a lifetime highlight.
Written 9 October 2016
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Alberta28 contributions
Aug 2015 • Family
Beautiful sea side city with two archeological sites: one above and one below the sea level. Them former can easily be visited on foot and comprises constructions from the roman era, when Bacoli was a vacation destination for rich romans, and the second can be admired from the bottom of a boat. The boat service is narrated by a very experienced architect who gives enthusiastic and detailed explanation of all artifacts and sightseeing. It is very worth going!
Written 2 January 2016
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Renate V
Hartbeesfontein, South Africa1,104 contributions
Apr 2018 • Friends
Put on your walking shoes and walk all the way down into the baths. It is quiet and beautiful. I was alone in the domed bath of Mercury. I has a long echo. This is so worthwhile. We went with a private driver which made our day very enjoyable.
Written 13 May 2018
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Tim N
38 contributions
May 2016 • Couples
If you liked Pompei and Herculaneum, you will love this imperial bath complex. On a Tuesday afternoon in May there was not a single other person visiting. While the 'baths of Mercury' who are partially filled with water are astounding beautiful. Completely vaulted with a skylight it is huge and almost completely intact. Two huge temples are also on the site and numerous buildings and frescos. It is possible to go almost everywhere and explore it, unlike heavy restricted Pompei.
Written 17 May 2016
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Quartio
Minturn, CO2 contributions
Jun 2023 • Friends
Stunning bath complex offering a glimpse into the lifestyles of the rich and ancient Roman. We’ll worth a detour. Not to be missed: the upside down fig tree!
Written 1 July 2023
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How do we get to you from Naples, we don't have a car ?
Written 29 June 2017
purtroppo non riesco a trovare da nessuna parte se il sito partecipa all iniziativa musei aperti la prima domenica di ogni mese. mi potete dirlo gentile?
Written 20 August 2016
Sì io ci sn stata questa prima domenica di settembre. . . vai anche al castello di baia anche quello è gratuito la 1 di ogni mese
Written 6 September 2016
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