Baths of Caracalla (with kids)

Very impressive location. Not as highly visited as the major sites, but great for people who are really interested in Roman history. Also, like many museums, it's free on the first Sunday of the month.

Wonderful experience, combining the exploration of a very well preserved enormous ancient site with relaxing in its peaceful park. And all of this while escaping the most crowded tourist sites! In my opinion, you don't need a tour guide here, because good information is readily available and the site is easily accessible without long lines. In addition, it's an extensive site which is best enjoyed...

Gorgeous. When we arrived, the ticket office had a tecjh issue, so we had to order tickets online. They make you create an account and add email of all visitors. Expect a lot of spam messages. The baths are great though, especially the mosaic floors. Amazing piece of history.

We went on our final day in Rome as it was a relatively short walk from our hotel. It really seems to be a surprisingly hidden gem! The site is large with mosaics from the original baths in really excellent condition. There are short information boards dotted around which are really informative describing both the original layout but also its use. The cost was reasonable but the best part was how ...

Visiting the Baths of Caracalla was an unforgettable experience for me and my wife – they impressed us enormously, perhaps even more than the Colosseum! The monumental walls, beautiful mosaic fragments, and the unique atmosphere of silence make this place absolutely special. There are no crowds, so you can truly soak in the history and imagine what life was like in ancient Rome. Definitely one of ...