The Roman bath remnants from Ancyra, the historical name for contemporary Ankara, are on display at this outdoor museum. Due to its favorable position during the Roman era in what is now Türkiye’s territory, Ankara served as the provincial capital of Galatia.
The remnants of the common aspects of Roman baths, including a hot bath (caldarium), warm bath (tepidarium), and cold bath (frigidarium), as well as a dressing room and a pool, may be seen while walking about the ruins but without going inside. There are still a few small, tidy heaps of bricks that would have supported a floor and allowed warm air from an oven to flow around them.
