Audio Guide Forum Baths

Audio guide Forum Baths in English
In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Forum Baths telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.
What you'll hear inside Forum Baths:
- 1Apodyterium (Men's Section)
The Apodyterium, or changing room, for male bathers at the Forum Baths in Pompeii remains in excellent condition.
- 2Tepidario (sección masculina)
The tepidarium in the men's section of the Forum Baths served as the warm room, gradually preparing bathers for the hot caldarium.
- 3Caldarium (Male Section)
The caldarium is the hot bath chamber in the men's section of the Forum Baths at Pompeii, warmed by an ingenious hypocaust system—hot air circulated beneath the raised floor on brick pillars and…
- 4Frigidarium (Male Section)
The frigidarium of the Forum Baths' men's section is a circular vaulted room containing a stepped cold-water basin at its centre.
- 5Women's Section
The women's section of the Forum Baths is considerably smaller than its male counterpart, accessed via a single entrance and featuring the traditional bathing sequence: apodyterium, frigidarium…
- 6Bronze Brazier of Marcus Nigidius Vaccula
This bronze brazier, donated by Marcus Nigidius Vaccula in the mid-1st century AD, sits in the tepidarium of the men's section at the Forum Baths in Pompeya.
- 7Praefurnium (Horno Central)
The praefurnium is the central heating furnace of the Forum Baths, located between the male and female sections.
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