Approximately when were the Roman Baths in Bath, England built?

Not long after invading England in 43 AD, the Romans got to work on constructing the baths. By 75 AD, they'd built a religious spa compex with plunge pools, heated rooms, and socializing areas. Aquae Sulis, as it was called, was a huge hit and people traveled far and wide to take in the healing waters.

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