

Thermae
Maiores Legionis
The public baths of the legionary fortress, the Thermae
Maiores, were discovered during the first excavations in
Aquincum in 1778 when one of the bath's halls came to light.
Great public bath of the legion and the 4th century place.
István Schönvisner, the director of these investigations,
published his results in the same year under the title "De
Ruderibus Caldariique Romani".
Soon after its recovery, this section of the baths was displayed to
the public in a special protective construction.
Today, the baths of the Aquincum legion are known almost in their
entirety known. These ruins may be visited in the Bath Museum that
opens from the Flórián Square pedestrian subway. Within the walls
of these baths that opened to the fortresses main roads on two
sides, one could pursue all sorts of physical activities as well as
body cleansing. A gymnasium, pools with cold, lukewarm and hot
water, a sweat chamber and spacious, centrally heated halls served
the refreshment and fitness of soldiers. Due to technical
difficulties the Bath Museum is temporarily closed.


Great public bath of the legion and the 4th century place.
Thermae Maiores - Bath Museum, Flórián tér, Pedestrian underground
passage.
Transportation:
With the 34, 42, 106, 86 and 6 bus lines as well as the 1 tramline
to the Florián Square stop.
Opening hours:
1 - 30 April: Monday closed
1 May - 30 September: 10.00 - 18.00, Monday closed
1 October - 31 October: 10.00 - 17.00, Monday closed
1 November - 14 April: depending of the weather
Information: (+36-1) 250-1650
Admission: Free
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