Inside the tunnels of Rome's ancient, extravagant Caracalla baths
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2019
- Rome’s Caracalla Baths epitomized the wealth of the ancient Roman Empire. Built to welcome up to 8,000 people a day, the ruins of the vast structure are one of the eternal city’s top tourist attractions. But now, the site’s vast underground tunnel system is also open to the public. Seth Doane got a look at the miles of Roman history being explored for the first time in centuries.
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I like the way this guy says “Caracalla” 0:47
"If you take the Colosseum and put it inside Caracalla, Caracalla is bigger."
Big brain time.
These bath ruins were one of the most impressive sites I saw in Rome. The size and scope is stunning, and the idea that it was in full service for 500 years is staggering. If you get to Rome don't miss it.
Extraordinary. I remember visiting the Baths in 1978.
I would enjoy this even today ..my bucket list tour all of Italy..
It is a spectacular place to visit.
We were there one month earlier...and had no idea!
I'm speechless. And at how spectacular that Rome was modern and for their time 2000 years ago. It is also amazing that Christ was born and came at a time where civilization was already put together and a thriving culture was already in place. They were so wealthy even back then and creative. I wish I could see it.
They invented taxes that made the rich and wen they destroy Jerusalem they stilled everything from the Jewish temple, vatican keep it
Don't forget the slaves they used to make it all function lol
@@BeatrizMartinez-dy3oy they didnt invented taxes. It was the egyptians who invented it .
@@Pitbull00000 ☺️ i didn't talk about taxes . And if you read the bible yes rome invented the taxes right at the time Jesus were about to be born
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It was built between 213-217 A.D. under Caracalla and I think just after his death in 217.
Vornado Pro you had better read ancient rome history. Don't guess.
Or you can also read ancient rome historian's book and historian's collection manuscript
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Built with cement.
Well, the Romans did discover concrete..
It should be restored in its original splendor. The whole world donated for the restoration of the Notre Dame. Should be done here aswell.
Caracalla Was iranian 🇮🇷
we saw this in John Wick
The most consistent thing in the past 20 thousand years is human nature.
I will love and go to bath and got massage on there and Stay there for a long time if italian Government build this Precious Massive Bath Pallace. If some day there is a person who wants to rebuild this, I'll invest on it. I hope it does. I Love roman Idea.
Built by slaves, maintained by slaves - but we only talk about the “amazing” technology of the Romans. It would be so much better if the videos in the tunnel showed the truth - how it actually was. Not going there for sure.
Nobody wants you there anyway
Wow almost like every ancient civilization had slaves, and slavery was a very common thing.
The art work is asinine and defeats the whole purpose.
They didn't build this
Obama helped, right? LOL!
Well it was big government
Obama lives rent free in your heads 🤣 #obsessed
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