At the bookshop you will find an illustrated guide dedicated to the Baths of Caracalla and a selection of guides, art books and merchandising.
The Baths of Caracalla were built on the eponymous emperor’s orders and are one of the largest and better-preserved public baths of antiquity. They were not just a place to bathe, play sports and generally take care of one’s body, but also a place to study and stroll. The complex’s rectangular plant is typical of the great imperial baths. Our written sources describe them as huge and lavishly decorated, with polychrome marble, stucco and statues. Built in the southern part of the city the Baths of Caracalla functioned from 216 AD to 537 AD.
Terme di Caracalla
via Terme di Caracalla, 52
00153 Roma
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Caracalla’s baths
Open: 9.00 am
On Mondays, open from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm all year round.
Closing times:
Spring/Summer
from 01/01 to15/02, Tuesday to Sunday, the bookshop closes at 4.00 pm.
from 16/02 to 15/03, Tuesday to Sunday, the bookshop closes at 4.30 pm.
from 16/03 to the last Saturday in March, Tuesday to Sunday, the bookshop closes at 5.00 pm.
the last Sunday in March to 31/08, Tuesday to Sunday the bookshop closes at 6.45 pm.
Autumn/ Winter
from 01/09 to 30/09, Tuesday to Sunday, the bookshop closes at 6.30 pm.
from 01/10 to the last Saturday in October, Tuesday to Sunday the bookshop closes at 6.00 pm.
From the last Sunday in October to 31/12, Tuesday to Sunday the bookshop closes at 4.00 pm.
The bookshop at the Caracalla’s baths is closed Monday afternoons.