Roman Termas Varna

The public baths of Odessos count among the most preserved monuments from the Roman presence in Bulgarian lands (1st – 4th c.). These baths are of so-called “small imperial type” and their construction took part during the 2nd c. AD. This is the biggest Roman bath complex on the Balkan Peninsula – spreading on an area of 7000 m2. In addition it is the fourth in size in Europe – immediately after the Caracala and Diocletian baths in Rome and the baths in Trevira (Trier, Germany).