The Roman Thermae (Baths) is situated at the eastern edge of the village of Bansko, Strumica municipality and represents the best preserved roman site in the region.
The Thermae had used hot mineral water springs of Parilo spring situated 50 meters to the southwest. The capacity of the spring is 42 l./sec. So far 11 premises of the baths were found with a total usable area of 623 m2. The Sauna is best preserved with 1 cross and a semicircular arch. Another well-preserved area is used as a frigidarium or "cold room", which shows a semi-dome above the pool. The cupola roofs in the other rooms have been preserved only partially. Fully preserved are the floors of brick and mortar, as well as the heating of floors and walls and the two biggest pools. It is amazing that the supply and drainage pipes still function.