Thermes de Constantin
These baths went up in the early 4th century, during the second period of prosperity the UNESCO citation attributes to Arles alongside the Alyscamps. What stands is ruin rather than building: the caldarium wall and hypocaust brickwork, recorded by the Ministry of Culture as PA00081190 and classified in 1840, and carried on the World Heritage list as component 164-004. The site is open to the public, with uneven footing underfoot.
- Historic Era
- Roman
- Monument Type
- Baths
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Limited
- Open to Public Visitors
- Open
- Heritage Operator
- Both
Category: Culture & History
Tags: roman, baths, unesco, arles, constantine
Coordinates: 43.6789752, 4.6272139
Part of Arles's Roman and Romanesque monuments on the World Heritage list
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