No, ancient Greeks did not have bathhouses. The Greeks did bathe however in large tubs that were often heated by coals.
Hypocaust
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Gay bathhouses do not appear to be widely advertised, perhaps because of their dubious legality. Any further investigation would not produce a reply that is appropriate for all ages here.
The emperor Nero built the first imperial bathhouse in Rome. However there were private bathhouses previous to this, but Nero set the precedent for the lavish bathhouses other emperors would build.
The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.The hypocaust system of heating helped the Romans by enabling them to live comfortably in colder climates such as Britain and Germany. It also helped in their bathhouses and some of their laundries.
A bathhouse is basically a gay sex club. In the 1970s and 1980s, bathhouses were fairly common and featured not only rooms and areas for sexual activity but also swimming, hot tubs, exercise equipment, and sometimes movies and even live musical performances (Bette Midler got her start singing in bathhouses, actually). Since the 1990s, bathhouses are fewer in number but can still be found in most cities.
The Roman public bathhouses were heated using a series of lead pipes that fed in hot water. The water was heated outside and run down through the pipes which made lots of steam to heat the bathhouses.
The Roman bathhouses were made of concrete with a facing in stone or bricks.
The biggest consumers of water were the bathhouses.
Temporary
Gay bathhouses, are also sometimes known as gay saunas or steam baths.
You would pay a small price to a person at the door before you entered the bathhouses, like a ticket window today.