Baths of Caracalla | Visitor Information at a Glance

What are the Baths of Caracalla's opening hours?
The Baths of Caracalla is open daily from 9 AM – 6:30 PM. (Varies depending on Season)
Where are the Baths of Caracalla located?
The Baths of Caracalla are located in Rome, Italy. Get directions.
How many entrances do the Baths of Caracalla have?
The Baths of Caracalla has one main entrance that leads into the archaeological site.
How many visitors do the Baths of Caracalla see per year?
The Baths of Caracalla have over 500,000 visitors annually.

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What are the Baths of Caracalla Opening Hours?

The Baths of Caracalla are open daily to the public from 9 AM onward. However, the closing times can be between 4:30 PM to 7:15 PM depending on the time of year.

Last Entry: 1 hour before closing.

Closed: The museum is closed every Monday, as well as on 1 January 1st, and 25 December.

Visit Duration: Given the large size of the grounds and the many rooms and chambers of the Baths, we recommend spending 1 to 2 hours exploring these ruins.

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What’s the Best Time to Visit the Baths of Caracalla?

Visiting during peak vs. low season: The peak season between June and August should be avoided because of the crowds that visit the baths during this period. The spring season between March and May and the autumn months of September, October, and November are ideal for a quiet and mindful experience of the Baths. In August and September, you will also have a chance to attend guided night tours of the Baths.

Visiting during weekends vs weekdays: Visiting the Baths on weekends tend to come with more visitors and longer queues. However, visiting on a weekday can provide a more peaceful and quieter experience. Keep in mind that the renovations and restoration work for the Baths usually happen on the weekdays on which days the site will be closed.

Where are the Baths of Caracalla Located?

Address: Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, 00153 Roma RM, Italy

Find on Maps

The Baths of Caracalla are in Rome's Appio-Latino district. It is situated around 2 km from the Colosseum. Landmarks such as Circus Maximus and Palatine Hill are near the Baths of Caracalla, which makes it easy to spot.

Getting to the Baths of Caracalla

How to Get to the Baths of Caracalla

By Public Transport

By Metro: The closest train station to the Baths of Caracalla is Circo Massimo which is a 15-minute walk. Take Line B to reach the Circo Massimo station.
By Bus: Bus Lines 118, 160, and 628 stop at Terme di Caracalla, which is the closest stop to the Baths of Caracalla.
By Taxi: Taxis are readily available in Rome. You can either hail a taxi on the street or book one in advance to pick you up and reach the Baths.

By Car

If you are driving to the Baths of Caracalla remember that there are several nearby parking garages that offer convenient and secure parking options.

Parcheggio (Near Baths of Caracalla) (3-minute walk).
Garage Cirulli (17 minutes walk)
Parcheggio Macchina (12 minutes walk)
Piazzale dei Partigiani (22 minutes walk)
Coach Parking 3 hours (11-minute walk

Know Before You Go

The Baths of Caracalla has one main entrance from where one can enter the archaeological site.

Audio Guides: Audio guides are available at the venue if you opt for them.
Toilets: Clean and well-maintained toilets are available for visitors.

Wheelchair Accessibility: The Baths of Caracalla have been made wheelchair accessible for wheelchair users.
Accessible Toilets: Toilets for disabled people or those with mobility issues can avail of suitable toilets at the venue.

Here's a list of eateries and restaurants near the Baths of Caracalla once you've finished your visit.

Bull Steak: Enjoy amazing meat cuts sourced from Argentina and Denmark and also a ton of delicious Italian dishes at this restaurant.
Ristorante la Renardiere: A French restaurant with a warm ambiance that serves authentic French cuisine.
Il Pane Di San Saba: Looking for amazing bakes goods and pizza? then head straight to Il Pane Di San Saba in Rome.
Romolo e Remo: Enjoy classic menus of Roman cuisine, great meat, fish, and great varieties of pizzas to choose from at this restaurant.

It is recommended to buy tickets online before your visit since tickets may be subject to availability when buying the venue.
Avoid consuming food while on the premises.
Wear comfortable shoes at the Baths, as the premises are huge.
Carry shades and sunscreen to protect yourself while walking outdoors.
Photography and filming are allowed, but only without flash and without the use of tripods.
Smoking is not allowed inside the bathing complex, the courtyard, or the grounds.
Visitors cannot be intoxicated or under the influence.

Colosseum: Located not more than 2 km away is one of Rome's most iconic landmarks, the Colosseum. This Roman amphitheater sees over 6 million visitors, praised for its magnificent structure that has withstood centuries of history.
Roman Forum: This pillared structure was at the heart of ancient Roman society. It was a place for holding public meetings, law courts, and even gladiatorial combats. Visit the Roman Forum, not far away from the Baths.
Palatine Hill: The royal homes of Roman emperors like Tiberius and Augustus, the Palatine Hill and its surroundings were considered the first settlements of the Romans. The ruins are also known for their panoramic views.
Domus Aurea: Also, known as the 'Golden House', the Domus Aurea was a palatial residence built for emperor Nero. The intact ruins point to the life of luxury and decadence in the times of Nero and are worth the visit.