It's surprising how much you have to keep paying if you want to be a tourist, but then again if it helps look after the history we have and maintains the buildings so that all can apprecaite them, then it is a small price to pay. So armed with our cameras off we set to see what man created many centuries ago and enjoyed in that era. Looking back in time you could picture romans walking around and enjoying the hot springs. The tour wound it's way around the older parts, giving you glimpses of what was to come, hence the first photo lookingthrough a glass window into the inside of this building.

The first glimpse of the water.	The smell and humidity let you know the water is warm.	Ancient carvings keeping watch.	She's not that ancient.
Steam rising from the pool.	Contrasting colours on the walls.	More ornate carvings.	Photo of the old days.
Some crumbling ruins.	Possible map.	The 3D model.	Parts of The Temple pediment.
You feel like you have gone back in time.	Old brickwork.	Entrance to the Temple courtyard.	The old drainage system.

Sacred Spring Overflow

Hot water flowing through.

The steam shows the water temperature.