Underwater world: Divers flock to Italy for Roman history lesson

Italy’s tourism industry is gradually reopening after a third wave of COVID-19. One ancient Roman town is attracting a lot of attention. But it is not the scenic view above water that is drawing some people. The sunken town of Baiae was a popular getaway for the Roman Empire’s elite - who flocked to the famous bathhouses, built opulent villas and held extravagant celebrations. But over time, volcanic eruptions brought that to an end, and about a thousand years later, a major eruption left the region submerged. Al Jazeera’s Jillian Wolf reports. - Follow us on Twitter: - Find us on Facebook: - Check our website: