Yeni Hamam

The Yeni Hamam features multiple domes and stone walls that demonstrate Ottoman architectural techniques from the sixteenth century construction period.

Built by Khusref Kenkhuda in the late 1500s, this public bathhouse operated with separate sections for men and women until Greece annexed Thessaloniki in 1912.

The building transformed from a bathhouse to a cinema, then into a tavern named Seville, and later became a concert venue for Greek musicians.

Located at the intersection of Kassandros and Agios Nikolaos streets, the structure now functions as a café bar and restaurant called Aegle Yeni Hamam.

The interior spaces maintain original architectural elements while incorporating modern entertainment facilities within the preserved Ottoman-era walls.

Location: Thessaloniki Municipality

Architectural style: Ottoman architecture

GPS coordinates: 40.63908,22.94847

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:21