2,000-year-old bathhouse from ancient Rome still in operation

The 2,000-year-old Roman bathhouse in Khenchela province, northern Algeria, is classified as a National Historic Monument and is called Hammam Essalihine (righteous bathhouse).

The town of El Hamma in Khenchela province, northern Algeria, is home to a stunning natural landscape and a mild Mediterranean climate. It is home to a gem, the 2,000-year-old Roman bathhouse called Hammam Essalihine.

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The town of El Hamma in Khenchela province, northern Algeria, is home to a stunning natural landscape and a mild Mediterranean climate. It is home to a gem, the 2,000-year-old ancient Roman baths called Hammam Essalihine..

Hammam Essalihine is listed as a protected National Historic Landmark. However, what is special is that the bathhouse is still used today for its therapeutic health benefits.
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Hammam Essalihine is listed as a protected National Historic Landmark. However, what is special is that the bathhouse is still used today for its therapeutic health benefits.
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The bathhouse is located at an exceptional alтιтude of 1,500 m above sea level, next to majestic mountains and with cool temperatures all year round. Thanks to its ancient Roman architecture and therapeutic benefits, Hammam Essalihine attracts up to 700,000 visitors every year.
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The bathhouse is located at an exceptional alтιтude of 1,500 m above sea level, next to majestic mountains and with cool temperatures all year round. Thanks to its ancient Roman architecture and therapeutic benefits, Hammam Essalihine attracts up to 700,000 visitors every year..

The water of Hammam Essalihine is pure mineral water and very rich in minerals. The temperature of the water is always around 70 degrees Celsius, so it is very good for treating rheumatism, skin diseases, and respiratory diseases.
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The water of Hammam Essalihine is pure mineral water and very rich in minerals. The temperature of the water is always around 70 degrees Celsius, so it is very good for treating rheumatism, dermatology, and respiratory diseases..

Of course, like many other spa centers, Hammam Essalihine offers relaxation treatments, mᴀssages, and special health therapies guided by the physiotherapists here.
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Of course, like many other spa centers, Hammam Essalihine offers relaxation treatments, mᴀssages, and special health therapies guided by the physical therapists here..

This bathhouse has two bathing areas, a rectangular one designed for men and a circular one designed for women. However, nowadays, the number of female visitors is very low. Although the bathhouse is quite popular with tourists and locals, the facilities here are very simple. Visitors also have to struggle to get here because of the difficult road.
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In its 2,000 years of existence and through major events such as earthquakes, wars, and unrest, the bathhouse has retained many remnants of time. The Hammam Essalihine is an important part of the culture, a gathering place to discuss important issues in a relaxed atmosphere.
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In its 2,000 years of existence and through major events such as earthquakes, wars, and unrest, the bathhouse has retained many remnants of time. Hammam Essalihine is an important part of the culture, a gathering place to discuss important issues in a relaxed atmosphere.

In the culture and social habits of ancient Rome, public baths played an important role. Bathing together was a common daily activity and was practiced across many social classes.
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In the culture and social habits of ancient Rome, public baths played an important role. Bathing together was a common daily activity and was practiced across many social classes.

Ancient Roman baths were often built over natural H๏τ springs, much like spas today. The Romans understood thousands of years ago the immense health benefits of mineral-rich water.
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Ancient Roman baths were often built over natural H๏τ springs, much like spas today. The Romans understood thousands of years ago the immense health benefits of mineral-rich water..

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