Roman Bathhouse

The Roman Bathhouse is a major tourist attraction in Rome filled with Romans of various sizes, shapes and social classes. Explorers should watch for the murderous wife of the shopkeeper and be wary of the death trap underneath the pool.

Maps

A map of the Roman Bathhouse is included in Ieyasu Tokugawa's map of Rome.

Link's Map of the Roman Bathhouse

Roman Bathhouse
recorded by Link Sarronnyn
in Spring 356.

(1) The Great Western Gate 	Rome

           BaP
            |
           TdP-Tsw-TCA-TgB
            |   |   +
       Loc Swe-See etc wic
        |   |         \ |
       Loc-Btp-TFB ItF Itc-Sto
            |     \ |       +
   Tsb Bcu  |      TFR     Cat
    |   +   |
   TSL+TCS  |
          \ |
           Etb
            |
           (1)

BaP 	Babies Pool 			Bcu 	Behind the curtain
Btp 	Before the pool 		Cat 	In the catacombs
Etb 	Entrance to the bathhouse 	ItF 	In the Fire (DT)
Itc 	In the cellar 			Loc 	Lockers
See 	Southeaster end of the Pool 	Sto 	The storage
Swe 	Southwestern end of the Pool 	TCA 	The Chat Area
TCS 	The Coffee Shop 		TFB 	The Finnish Bath
TFR 	The Fire Room 			TSL 	The Shopkeepers Livingroom
TdP 	The deeper Pools 		TgB 	The garden of the Bathhouse
Tsb 	The shopkeepers bedroom 	Tsw 	The shallow water
etc 	The entry to the cellar 	wic 	The wine cellar