The Incredible Coastal Ruins of Roman Baths Still Used by Italians Today

Welcome to Le Vaschette of Calafuria, arguably the best preserved Roman bath ruins in the world. Why? Well, because they are still used to this very day. But the story of how they came to be are more ancient than you could ever imagine. Welcome to the Grand Tour of Italy!
What do you think of Le Vaschette? What other place would you like to see me explore?
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[@G_MOG_44]

Fantastic discovery. Thank you for sharing!

[@eorzeanECM]

I just happened to see one of your videos today...nevertheless...I am currently binging on your content. I married lovely gentleman of Italian descent and always obsessed with history. Triple bonus.... I also love rehab/reno/restoration projects. Subbed immediately. Looking forward to the rest of future content.

[@PietroItalianoo]

Your a Encyclopedia of Italian history. Not only are you episodes beautifully orchestrated. With all the beauty you share. Inside and Out. Each of them has been educational. It creates a deeper understanding of your episodes. This is definitely appreciated. 👏🇮🇹👏

[@TheBritalianJob]

Your words a very thoughtful and encouraging. Thank you!

[@falcosolitario4162]

Hi, Jordan Rafael, beautiful that place! Did you know that the restaurant "Il Romito", several years ago, was owned by a cousin of my grandfather? Whenever we passed, we were always invited by our relative. What a binge!

[@TheBritalianJob]

Having those local connections make living in italy so rich of an experience! Thanks for sharing

[@JackRosetta]

Do sea levels barely rose at all for thousands of years.