Buildings were created for the sole use of athletics including stadions, palaestra, and gymnasiums. Archaeologists have thus far identified a palaestra and baths. The room in the northeast corner of the palaestra is identified as a bathroom. The team host their home games at PalaEstra indoor arena. An unsheltered exercise yard ("palaestra") also formed part of the complex. At first they consisted of a portico, a palaestra and the bath rooms behind. The remains of the columned roadway are visible to the north of the palaestra. Wrestling matches also took place at the palaestra. The largest building on campus is the Cotonio Palaestra. In 1878/9, Giuseppe Fiorelli discovered mosaics in the caldarium and western "palaestra". Its ruins include a theatre, a palaestra, a temple of Artemis and two churches. Athenian youth performed the dance in the palaestra as part of training in gymnastics. The amphitheater of the city was enlarged and Roman baths and a palaestra were built. Along all four sides of the palaestra are rooms that opened onto the porticoes. In Roman times a baths and a palaestra were added near the site.