Les Thermes du Nord / Thermes et Hôtel de Cluny

Ruinas romanas en medio de París. Si bien hoy parece una zona no tan céntrica, las termas indican la zona original de París, su lugar de fundación en tiempos romanos. Están muy bien preservadas y puestas en valor. El "Caldarium" de aguas calientes y el "Frigidarium" de aguas frías permiten darse una idea de cómo era la vida en los tiempos romanos. Es un viaje en el tiempo. La visita es tranquila y sorprendente. Lo recomiendo como algo diferente para conocer. Se combina con el museo Cluny. Fui el primer domingo del mes y la entrada era gratuita y no tuve espera. Hay lockers donde dejar las cosas.

Roman baths were not accessible. Also, 1/3 of the museum was closed but the ticket price did not show a discount. Overall, there are better museums to see.

The Roman Baths are incredible..... The Medieval artifacts are amazing....a must visit for anyone interested in history..... Latin Quarter location close to Notre Dame....10 minute walk.

Roman ruins in the heart of Paris! The Cluny museum has incorporated the Roman baths as part of their exhibition space. The only way to go inside is to pay for the Cluny Medieval Art Museum tour. Well worth it though!

As a Roman history buff and someone who studied them in UG I was a bit ashamed to be caught unawares of this gem in the middle of Paris. Head to the Musee de Cluny and pay the 5 Euro entrance fee. Then go downstairs into this incredibly well preserved Frigidarium. What a treat! I took out my phone and called my friends back stateside and talked for an hour, just taking it all in subconsciously while down there, surrounded by Roman ingenuity. Thanks Paris (Lutetia)!

A must see for Ancient Rome buffs and lovers. It’s incredible how intact the baths are. You really get a sense of an ancient time standing in the large cavern.

Very big, open space where its easy to see how it could have been used for bathing and other purposes. Wish the whole place was open to explore, but a portion was closed off, unfortunately.