Four Seasons Hammam

The Four Seasons Hammam features separate sections for men and women, with detailed tile designs depicting humans, animals, and natural elements throughout its structure.

Built during the reign of Ahmad Shah Qajar and opened in 1915, this bathhouse represents the final architectural achievements of the Qajar dynasty in Iran.

The bathhouse transformed into an anthropology museum in 1994, presenting exhibits about Iranian bathing traditions and social customs through the centuries.

Located at coordinates 34.085°N 49.687778°E on Shaheed Dr. Beheshti Street, the museum maintains regular hours for visitors interested in Persian bath architecture.

The structure includes a dedicated section for religious minorities, setting it apart from other traditional public baths constructed during the same period.

Location:

Official opening: 1915

Architectural style: Qajar architecture

Made from material: stone, lime mortar

GPS coordinates: 34.08500,49.68778

Latest update: March 14, 2025 15:45