Disabled individuals access the sites for free. Unfortunately, for those with severe mobility disabilities (e.g., wheelchair users), our sites are not easily accessible.

For the archaeological area and the Church of San Lussorio, viewing externally is possible. For the hearing-impaired, we provide a tablet with descriptive videos using LIS sign language, also accessible to those who cannot access the site.

This refers to a section of the Tirso River, adjacent to the archaeological site of the Roman Baths, freely accessible to visitors. It’s an area where hot waters (around 54°C) blend with the cold river waters.

Our audio guides are available in Spanish, French, German, English, Italian, and sign language.

Near the Ancient Roman Baths of Fordongianus, you’ll find a wide selection of accommodations and restaurants catering to various preferences and budgets. You can find them through booking sites like Booking and Tripadvisor.

Yes, there is free parking on the opposite side of the Tirso River.

Yes, a camper stop area is located just beyond the Ancient Roman Baths site.

You can purchase tickets on our website or directly at the ticket office of the Ancient Baths or inside the Aragonese House.

To visit the Church, booking is required by calling 078360157

To access the baths, booking is required by calling 078360157

Pets on a leash are allowed in all three sites except for the crypt of the Church of San Lussorio due to its particularly confined spaces.

Within the Ancient Baths area, you’ll find a souvenir shop and a nearby kiosk for beverages, snacks, and quick meals operating from March to October. Additionally, we organize workshops and dedicated days for children from kindergarten to lower secondary school.