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Interactive exposition center Aquae Calidae
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Tourist complex Aquae Calidae · Burgas, Vetren neighbourhood, park Mineral baths
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Aquae Calidae is an attractive and unique historical site in Burgas, which is developing as a modern cultural and tourist centre. The place, which has gathered thousands of years of history, attracts its visitors with many different opportunities for relaxation and entertainment. The Roman Baths of the Thermae, the Roman Baths of the Thracian period with hot and cold pools, and various medieval rooms are accessible to tourists through the modern walkways, which make them easier to pass and see. The beginning of the tourist tour of the museum complex starts from the exhibition level, which includes artifacts found in Aquae Calidae - gold coins and jewelry, lead seals, bath implements, ceramics, marble decorative details and inscriptions, cult objects. The walk continues to a virtual area where visitors can enter beautiful virtual Roman baths, among pools and statues, where they can find secret magic or have fun on an interactive floor, and after passing through the chronicle room, continue their walk among real authentic ruins of buildings from Roman and Byzantine times. The complex allows the citizens and guests of Burgas to visit the fully restored bath of Suleiman the Magnificent. During its restoration, the original vision has been faithfully preserved, it is lined with marble and the typical Oriental ornamentation. Its authenticity is complemented by natural and artistic lighting. It serves as a working museum where visitors can watch a film created on the basis of 3D mapping. It takes tourists on a virtual walk from the time of the Thracians and the legend of the Sacred Spring of the Three Healer Nymphs, through the Roman era, the Crusades - to the time of Suleiman the Magnificent.