After a 30-year restoration effort, a large hall in the Baths of Diocletian, or Terme di Diocleziano (Viale E. di Nicola 79; metro stop Termini; phone 06 39 96 7700, www.roma2000.it/munaro.html), has reopened to the public.
Built around AD 306 and once able to accommodate 3,000 people, the baths, now one of the sites of the National Museum of Rome, house a collection of Greek and Roman art, mosaics, sarcophagi and artifacts such as jewelry and coins. The newly opened hall contains...
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