This is an ancient Roman bathroom with a history of more than 1600 years, only part of the wreckage is left, ancient Roman life is really extravagant, bathing is the most important social activity at that time, the viaduct water supply, heating under the floor heating, the design is really difficult to imagine.

The site of the Constantine Public Bath is a well preserved remains of the incredible ancient Roman public bathhouse, dating back to the fourth century AD. The section shown to the public is clearly the small northern area of the original complex, but includes some swimming areas and many architectural details.

Not far from the entrance of the town of Arles, close to the river. The bathing area is obviously very shabby, some places have collapsed, the windows should be repaired in modern times, but it can still be seen that the area is still quite large, it should be more spectacular. Public baths were important social places in ancient times, and it is estimated that when there was still a lively and brilliant history, only relics are left to hang.

It is a place left over from the ancient Roman period, don't have to visit it, just take a walk along the Rhone River and see it

The relics of history feel particularly good. I have gained a lot of knowledge. Many places have been restored. It is a very good educational place.