Today Monica and I headed over to see the Basilica Santa Maria degli Angeli and the Baths of Diocletian , both by Termini Station. The Basilica was pretty amazing and had these interesting sculptures protruding from the front doors on the church. Inside, the Basilica was enormous, and had a huge rendition of St. John the Baptist's head carved out of marble, laying sideways on a table.
This is looking up above the entrance of Santa Maria degli Angeli. You can tell how old the building is by the worn bricks near the top.
One of the statues coming out of the door on the right side of the Basilica.
Another statue coming out of the door on the right side of the Basilica.
The main statue coming out of the door on the left side of the Basilica.
This is a view of what is left of the Baths of Diocletian from a window of the Capitoline Museum.The baths weren't quite what I expected them to be...they actually weren't really anything at all. Basically the only thing that is left of them is the area they used to be in, as many museums and roads and other structures have taken the place of most of them.
A courtyard in the middle of the Baths Museum.
The main floor of the Baths Museum.
A painting on the wall of the Baths Museum.
A large mosaic in the Baths Museum.
