The Roman Bath Museum is located on Florian Square in the ancient city of Budapest. Excavations that can be considered almost completed were carried out from 1981 until 1984, at the time of the modernization of the Arpad Bridge. There are nearly fifty rooms, mausoleums, and changing rooms in the 15,000 square meter Roman military baths, as well as a huge gymnasium with attached baths, all with underfloor heating that have been beautifully preserved and displayed; The bath complex is considered to be of outstanding importance among the Roman ruins in Europe.