Haseki Hürrem Sultan Hamamı

The symmetrical dual-bath complex features intricate marble work, high domes, and detailed stone carvings throughout its 75-meter length.

Architect Mimar Sinan constructed this hammam in 1556 at the request of Hurrem Sultan, wife of Suleiman the Magnificent, on the site of ancient Roman baths.

This public bath house maintains separate sections for men and women, continuing centuries of Turkish bathing traditions with traditional scrubbing and massage treatments.

The facility provides four different treatment packages ranging from 45 to 110 minutes, with prices between 95 and 260 euros, including necessary bathing accessories.

The building represents the first Ottoman bath house designed with men's and women's sections arranged along the same axis rather than back-to-back.

Location: Istanbul

Location: Fatih

Inception: January 1, 1556

Architects: Mimar Sinan

Architectural style: Ottoman architecture

Website: http://ayasofyahamami.com/en/index1.html

GPS coordinates: 41.00639,28.97583

Latest update: May 11, 2025 06:17