*The Baths of Caracalla in Rome* The Baths of Caracalla were the second largest public bath in Rome after the Baths of Diocletian... Read on blog.myvideomedia.com/baths-of-caracalla/ #travel #Rome #4kvideo #myvideomedia
*_Wunderschöne Anlage, habe ich vor längerer Zeit auch gesehen._* *_Einiges ist aber leicht verändert, kommt mir auch gepflegter vor._* *_Vielen Dank für das sehr schöne Video, herzliche Grüße_*
Ricco3Dworld Vielen Dank für den freundlichen Kommentar! Ich finde die Anlange beeindruckt vor allem durch ihre gigantische Größe, die im Video nicht richtig zur Geltung kommt. Rom macht insgesamt einen gepflegteren Eindruck als früher, wenn man von den Straßenbelägen absieht. :-)
Děkuji za krásné obrázky z Itálie /Říma/. Zajímám se především o kulturu a staré památky.Po shlédnutí vašeho videa jsem se rozhodla naplánovat návštěvu Říma v příštím roce, pokud to bude jen trochu možné.R.
The very scale of these buildings & the superb construction of them, now visible after the marble & reusuables were removed. What accomplished architects they must have had. For just one day in ancient Rome.
The Baths of Caracalla are so beautiful. Rome is such a beautiful city and the Romans were capable of building many buildings that are still standing today unlike the rubbish which I see in my hometown Ottawa. I would love to see Rome again considering that I earned both my BA in Classics and MA in Classical Studies and I am familiar with Roman history now. I went to see the baths of Caracalla as a kid in the late 1980s, but I did not know any Roman history then.
Thank you very much for your trenchant and sympathic comment! You are right, the architecture of the classic Roma is very impressive, but it also shows that even the biggest empires were brocken down. The baths of Caracalla are also a symbol for deforestation in southern Europe. Ottawa is a beautiful city too and the modern architecture is in Roma the same today :-) Best wishes and have a wonderful weekend!
Should recreate a modern one. With all the bells and whistles of the old but with modern amenities too like a retractable roof and different heating systems for the water
Italy blocked McDonald’s from opening next to the 1,800-Year-Old Baths of Caracalla ruins. Guess why. It is because the Italians don't want McDonald's to ruin it for them. Get it!!!!!!!!!!
![Rome guided tour ➧ Baths of Diocletian (1) - S. Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri [4K Ultra HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2yyZoPO9EQw/mqdefault.jpg)
![Rome guided tour ➧ Baths of Diocletian (1) - S. Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri [4K Ultra HD]](/img/tr.png)
*The Baths of Caracalla in Rome*
The Baths of Caracalla were the second largest public bath in Rome after the Baths of Diocletian...
Read on blog.myvideomedia.com/baths-of-caracalla/
#travel #Rome #4kvideo #myvideomedia
Just the scale of it all! Unbelievable. Bravo, Well done.
Scott Clark. Thank you very much for your great comment and the praise!
Incredible what Rome was capable off! Thanks for this inspiring video!
Thank you very much for your magnificent comment! The architecture of the "Old Romans" was fantastic! Best wishes!
I had no idea they were that huge. The playground for ancient Romans. Nice video.
tenoregermania Thank you ver much for your nice comment. Yes, its amazing!
*_Wunderschöne Anlage, habe ich vor längerer Zeit auch gesehen._*
*_Einiges ist aber leicht verändert, kommt mir auch gepflegter vor._*
*_Vielen Dank für das sehr schöne Video, herzliche Grüße_*
Ricco3Dworld Vielen Dank für den freundlichen Kommentar! Ich finde die Anlange beeindruckt vor allem durch ihre gigantische Größe, die im Video nicht richtig zur Geltung kommt. Rom macht insgesamt einen gepflegteren Eindruck als früher, wenn man von den Straßenbelägen absieht. :-)
Děkuji za krásné obrázky z Itálie /Říma/. Zajímám se především o kulturu a staré památky.Po shlédnutí vašeho videa jsem se rozhodla naplánovat návštěvu Říma v příštím roce, pokud to bude jen trochu možné.R.
GiAnt Ellen Thank you very much for your great comment! Rom is always worth to be visited!
awesome video
Mircea Costiniuc Thank you very much!
The very scale of these buildings & the superb construction of them, now visible after the marble & reusuables were removed. What accomplished architects they must have had. For just one day in ancient Rome.
You are absolutley right! It is a fantastic architecture and 2000 years old! Best wishes and have a great weekend!
Very interesting place, thanks for sharing!
***** Thank you very much! The Building, or the rest of the building is gigantc! greetings!
Amazing place. Great impression makes the object size. Thank you for the interesting trip. All the best ane have a great week :)👍
Thank you very much for your marveleous comment! Thank you for all your beautiful uploads! Best wishes and have a fantastic new week!
Some very nice memories from this place :)
Epic Media Argentina That's great! It was a phantastic building, but even the rest is very imposant!
The Baths of Caracalla are so beautiful. Rome is such a beautiful city and the Romans were capable of building many buildings that are still standing today unlike the rubbish which I see in my hometown Ottawa. I would love to see Rome again considering that I earned both my BA in Classics and MA in Classical Studies and I am familiar with Roman history now. I went to see the baths of Caracalla as a kid in the late 1980s, but I did not know any Roman history then.
Thank you very much for your trenchant and sympathic comment! You are right, the architecture of the classic Roma is very impressive, but it also shows that even the biggest empires were brocken down. The baths of Caracalla are also a symbol for deforestation in southern Europe. Ottawa is a beautiful city too and the modern architecture is in Roma the same today :-) Best wishes and have a wonderful weekend!
Should recreate a modern one. With all the bells and whistles of the old but with modern amenities too like a retractable roof and different heating systems for the water
Thank you very much for your creative feedback! Maybe a good idea :-) Best wishes and have a great new week!
How they got so damaged? those stones look humongous
Thank you very much for your feedback! The bath is 2000 years old! Best wishes and have a nice weekend!
0:48 Why would people destroy a mosaic of this quality??? I don't understand.
Maybe it has been the time! This fragments are two thousand years old! That's why they're so impressive! All the best and a Happy New Year!
Schöne Bilder einer imposanten Anlage bzw. von deren Resten. Habe ich mir bei meinem Besuch in Rom auch nicht entgehen lassen, mir das anzusehen.
guz11aug Vielen Dank für den netten Kommentar!
Which language is this
Italy blocked McDonald’s from opening next to the 1,800-Year-Old Baths of Caracalla ruins. Guess why. It is because the Italians don't want McDonald's to ruin it for them. Get it!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you very much for your critical comment! I agree and find it is a good decision! Best wishes and all the best!