Villa romana di San Giovanni in Palco
Roman bath complex from the 1st century BC at Lauro, with frigidarium, calidarium and tepidarium and mosaics with shells.
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About the museum
The Roman villa of San Giovanni in Palco, at Lauro, includes an imposing thermal complex dating back to the 1st century BC. The structures are preserved on several levels and make it possible to identify the frigidarium, the calidarium and the tepidarium, that is, the rooms for cold, hot and warm bathing.
Among the most distinctive features are the mosaics made with mother-of-pearl and blue shells.
Highlights
- Thermal complex of the 1st century BC
- Frigidarium, calidarium and tepidarium
- Mosaics with mother-of-pearl and blue shells
- Visitors per year
- approx. 1,157
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