The Baths of Trajan, located in Colle Oppio, now host a new museum that allows visitors to discover archaeological pieces that have until now been hidden from the public. The structure was inaugurated to showcase the historical heritage of the Roman thermal complex to the world.
Among the main attractions of the new museum are the Great Mosaic and the Painted City, both of which have undergone extensive restoration work. These pieces represent notable examples of art and daily life in ancient Rome.
The new museum space was designed to offer visitors an immersive experience, allowing a unique approach to the history of the baths and Roman civilization. However, visits will be limited in order to ensure the protection and preservation of the exhibited materials.
The opening of this museum represents an important milestone for the enhancement of Rome's archaeological heritage, providing scholars and the general public with the opportunity to learn more about one of the most significant thermal complexes of the Roman Empire.
