Everything about Ficoncella Thermal Baths in Civitavecchia: opening times, prices, contacts, how to get there and some useful advice.

The baths are located outside the city of Civitavecchia and accessible by car, taxi, or bus. We never did see the bus but were told one exists. Imagine warm therapeutic baths overlooking the wonderful countryside towards the Mediterranean Sea.

Taurine Baths: from suggestive archaeological park north to Civitavecchia to splendid venue for events, music festivals and manifestations. The archeological site of the Taurine Baths rises on top of a hill surrounded by greenery, 5 km away from Civitavecchia town center.

Dec 4, 2023 · From ancient ruins and thermal baths, to vibrant local markets and nearby scenic beaches, there's something for everyone in Civitavecchia.

Everything about Ficoncella Thermal Baths in Civitavecchia: opening times, prices, contacts, how to get there and some useful advice.

The complex included a series of rooms intended for multiple activities in addition to the classic ones of a thermal plant such as the entrance peristyle, a taepidarium (Turkish bath), a laconicum, a calidarium, the apodyterium (dressing room) and the frigidarium. Its grandiose development takes place during the trajan period.

The Baths Ficoncella – thermal baths in Civitavecchia The town takes its name from a wild fig tree, which still exists, situated on top of a panoramic hill. Source close to the ancient Baths of Ficoncella, the Etruscans built a city (Aquae Tauri), which no longer exists, halfway between the old Civitavecchia and Tarquinia.

Terme Taurine was first established on a hill overlooking Civitavecchia during the Roman Republican era in 86 BC. [4] They were built over thermal sulphurous springs a few km from the later port of Centumcellae developed by Trajan (r. 98 to 117 AD). They were also about 1 km from the earlier baths of the settlement of Aquae Tauri. [4]

Nov 6, 2013 · No. 3: The Taurine Baths Civitavecchia Port Outside of Ro. Not far from the Ficoncella Thermal Springs are the Taurine Baths also know as the Trajan Baths. Dating back to Etruscans and...

The archaeological complex of these baths, also known as the Baths of Trajan, is located about 4 km east of the centre of modern Civitavecchia on a hill alongside the old road to Tolfa. The Roman baths were erected in the vicinity of a well with sulphurous water.