Baths of Nero, Ancient Roman baths in Italy
The Baths of Nero were a grand Roman bathing complex.
Built between AD 62-64 during the reign of Emperor Nero.
Bathing culture was an integral part of daily Roman life.
The remnants of the baths are scattered through modern-day Pisa, Italy.
Linked to the notorious figure of Nero, these baths reflect imperial luxury.
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