Roman Therms

The Roman Therms in Kystendil are historical ruins of ancient Roman baths, located conveniently near the Bey Mosque Museum and the Public Bath in the town center. While the original structures are largely exposed substructures, the adjacent Public Bath, refurbished in 1928, offers a functioning bathing experience with separate areas for men and women. Guests can enjoy cold, warm, and hot mineral water, experiencing relaxation and skin benefits. The site is popular with both tourists and locals, and provides a fascinating insight into the region's past.