The Diocletian Baths, once the world's largest thermal baths, host an impressive collection of funerary art. The displays feature sarcophagi and evocative decorations, with a temporary exhibition on a rotating basis. The Octagonal Hall, another part of the complex, takes up the southwestern part of the Diocletian baths. The structure houses the Lyceum Apollo, a well-crafted copy of a 2nd-century piece inspired by Prassitele. Another notable is the statue of Aphrodite of Cyrene, also a 2nd-century copy of an ancient Greek sculpture.