The Las Vegas of Ancient Rome 

Excavated in the 1940s and 1950s, Baiae was a unique "sin city" in the Roman world that developed into the Las Vegas of the rich and powerful, from senators to emperors, for centuries. A volcanic area rich with hot mineral-thermal waters that gushed from the hillside, Baiae is a archaeological site that you can explore today. Join archaeologist Darius Arya for a walk through all of the terraces and domed structures, with exclusive drone footage of the site. It truly is a must-see site for all ancient Rome lovers!
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0:00 Introduction
1:49 Plan of the site
2:48 Temple of Diana (Severan era)
3:34 Villa of the Ambulatio (oldest portion of the baths)
5:52 Temple of Venus complex (Hadrianic)
7:36 Baths of Sosandra (Neronian)
8:44 Temple of Mercury complex (Augustan/ Julio-Claudian)
11:13 Conclusion
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