Roman baths ( Bulgarian. Roman terms ) - the second largest complex in Bulgaria (after similar structures in Varna ) of the ancient Roman baths , located in the city of Kyustendil . As a part of the large temple-medical complex " Asklepion Pautalia " are one of the oldest buildings in the city.
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| Roman baths | |
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| A country |  Bulgaria |
| City | Kyustendil |
Description
In the 1st century, the Romans created the city of Pautalia (now - Kyustendil ), which became an important fortress, a shopping center, and also due to its proximity to numerous thermal and mineral springs, a hydrotherapy resort. Here, on an area of over 3,500 m², they founded Asklepion Pautalia - the temple of the god of medicine Asclepius . About 1000 m² of this complex was occupied by baths , which included 6 rooms, interconnected by granite walkways.