The civil thermae at Kalyvía represent a significant example of Roman bathing infrastructure in ancient Elis. These public baths reveal the sophistication of daily life in the region, featuring the characteristic heating systems and architectural elements typical of Greco-Roman thermal complexes. The site offers valuable insights into the social and architectural practices of antiquity in this lesser-known area of the Peloponnese.
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civil thermae is located in Καλύβια, Π.Ε. Ηλείας, Greece. Coordinates: 37.89196, 21.37254.
The civil thermae at Kalyvía represent a significant example of Roman bathing infrastructure in ancient Elis. These public baths reveal the sophistication of daily life in the region, featuring the characteristic heating systems and archite
You can navigate to civil thermae via Google Maps or Apple Maps using the coordinates 37.89196, 21.37254.
In antiquity it was known as “Sanctuary of Tyche (Elis)”, attested in 2 ancient texts.