Baths of Faustina

The Faustina Baths are a historic Roman bath complex located in Didim. They were built around the middle of the 2nd century AD in honor of Empress Faustina, the wife of Marcus Aurelius, and rebuilt in the 3rd century. This well-preserved complex offers significant insights into Roman bath culture and once featured cold and heated rooms adorned with sculptures. Situated north of the theater hill in the ancient city of Miletus, it is within walking distance of other historical sites such as Miletus (492 m), İlyas Bey Camii (204 m), and Nymphaeum (305 m).