The magnificent Antonine Baths

Tunisia became part of the Roman province of Africa in 146 BC. Another attraction in Tunisia is the ruins of Carthage, and we went to the Antonine Baths. Built by Roman Emperor Antony, one of the "Five Wise Emperors", it covers an area of ​​about three and a half hectares. From the site, you can clearly see that there are round or square houses symmetrically arranged on both sides, with cave-like doors. , the exhibition board said that it is divided into changing rooms, swimming pools, massage rooms, steam rooms, warm water rooms, cold water rooms, and gyms. There is actually a bathroom with vinegar😎The water in the bathroom is brought from Cape Zaku, 60 kilometers away, through a stone aqueduct. . In addition to fighting, another hobby of the Romans was bathing. A Roman once said: "Baths, wine and beauties have corrupted our bodies, but are they not part of life?" Ruins of the ancient city of Carthage Ruins of the ancient city of Carthage