Roman Baths of Campo Valdés

The Roman baths of Campo Valdés are an in situ museum of Roman baths from the High Imperial period, considered to be one of the most important sites in the North of Spain.

They are located in front of the church of San Pedro in the subsoil of Campo Valdés, at sea level. The baths were discovered in 1903 and remained hidden from the public until 1965.

Outside the Roman wall, the baths consisted of two distinct units: the domestic area and the thermal area.