Baths · Gijón

Termas de Campo Valdés

Today: Termas romanas de Campo Valdés, Gijón

Place: Gijón
Kind: Baths
Built: 1st to 2nd century
What remains: Site or museum
Visiting: Open to visit · In a museum

Public baths beside the town wall, on the edge of San Lorenzo beach, begun in the 1st century and remodelled and enlarged in the 2nd, with a cold room, a warm room and a hot room with a pool, underfloor heating and walls painted in fresco. Around the 5th century they were abandoned, became a rubbish tip and then the graveyard of the churches of San Pedro. Found in 1903 and excavated from 1990, they are visited in the museum that opened in 1995.

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