Roman Baths of Ankara
Ancyra
The Roman Baths beside Çankırı Avenue in Ulus were built under Caracalla on a settlement mound; visitors see the palaestra, the Columned Road and an open-air museum of about 1,000 stone pieces.
Historic buildings
Historic bathhouses.
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Ancyra
The Roman Baths beside Çankırı Avenue in Ulus were built under Caracalla on a settlement mound; visitors see the palaestra, the Columned Road and an open-air museum of about 1,000 stone pieces.
Aquae Sarvenae, Therma Basilica
A Roman bathhouse in Sarıkaya, Yozgat, built directly over a hot spring; its 30 m marble facade and big open pool make it one of Anatolia’s few surviving Roman thermal baths.
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