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Roman Baths of Campo Valdés
CultureVisit: ~45 min
Remains of Roman public baths from the 1st to 2nd centuries AD, discovered in Campo Valdés, next to San Lorenzo beach, and today open to the public as a museum space. They belonged to the Roman city of Gigia and preserve part of the hypocaust heating system, floors and bathing rooms, a testimony to the presence of Rome on the Asturian coast.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Roman Baths of Campo Valdés: 2 missions
- Walk through the rooms of the bathsFollow the route through the baths and work out which rooms were cold, warm and hot.
- Discover the Roman heating systemFind the remains of the hypocaust, the system that heated the rooms, and observe how the hot air circulated.
Near Roman Baths of Campo Valdés
Church of San Pedro53 m awayJovellanos Birthplace House121 m awayPlaza Mayor of Gijón131 m awayClock Tower177 m awayRevillagigedo Palace194 m awayCimavilla194 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Roman Baths of Campo Valdés?
Allow about 45 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Roman Baths of Campo Valdés?
Walk through the rooms of the baths and Discover the Roman heating system.
What is there to see near Roman Baths of Campo Valdés?
Church of San Pedro (53 m), Jovellanos Birthplace House (121 m) and Plaza Mayor of Gijón (131 m).
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