Archaeological remains of a possible baptistery or Roman thermal facility from the 4th century.
4th-century archaeological structure located in front of Lugo Cathedral.
It is a 3.5 x 1.8 meter structure with a capacity of about 4,000 liters, decorated with gray and black tesserae reminiscent of Christian mosaics from North Africa.
Its original function is not entirely clear: it could have been part of a paleochristian baptistery, although it is also suggested that it belonged to a frigidarium of some baths or a private balneum.
It is a protected asset under the Spanish Historical Heritage Law since 1985.
It is a 3.5 x 1.8 meter structure with a capacity of about 4,000 liters, decorated with gray and black tesserae reminiscent of Christian mosaics from North Africa. Its original function is not entirely clear: it could have been part of a paleochristian baptistery, although it is also suggested that it belonged to a frigidarium of some baths or a private balneum. It is a protected asset under the Spanish Historical Heritage Law since 1985.