Documented from 1194, these baths retain changing facilities and cold, warm and hot rooms. Documented from 1194, these baths retain changing facilities and cold, warm and hot rooms. Despite their name, the Arab Baths are a Romanesque building inspired by earlier bathing traditions. Inside, notice how slender columns support the structure above the central pool and guide the light. These are not working baths. Visit to understand their spaces, checking admission and opening before including the interior in your itinerary.
Sources checked on 18 October 2026. Opening and access may change. The walk does not include admission; allow extra time for interiors. Routes have not been audited for accessibility.
Plan this visit
Beyond the pool at the entrance
We suggest using the sequence of cold, warm and hot rooms to interpret the building. After viewing the changing area, compare the size, light and connections of the other spaces. This explains the ensemble’s operation without turning the whole visit into one photograph of columns.
A heritage visit, not a bathing session
You tour a monument here; admission does not buy a thermal circuit or treatment. Check the operator’s opening information for your travel date, especially when other listings show different seasonal tables. If stairs or narrow passages affect your visit, ask about the specific route before setting aside interior time.
