Cağaloğlu
Eminönü
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Historic Ottoman hammam from 1741, featuring Baroque architecture and traditional bathing rituals. Last of its kind, it offers authentic Turkish bath experiences with separate sections for men and women, under a grand dome with marble columns.
Historic Ottoman Bathhouse
Built in 1741, Cağaloğlu Hamam stands as the last Ottoman Empire hammam featuring classic architecture. This 300-year-old structure showcases distinctive Baroque elements, setting it apart in Istanbul's rich architectural landscape.
Architectural Features
- Grand central dome
- Intricate marble columns
- Ornate arches
- Central massage stone
Traditional Bathing Experience
- Separate sections and entrances for men and women
- Hot and cold rooms for the classic hammam ritual
- Services include:
- Traditional scrubbing
- Foam bath
- Massages
- Clay masks
Unique Amenities
- Complimentary tea, sherbet, and Turkish delights post-treatment
- Private changing rooms with secure key system
- Rooftop bar offering specialty drinks like Turkish Coffee Martini
Additional Facilities
- On-site restaurant
- Shops
- Barber
- Shoeshine parlor
Practical Information
- Located near the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul's old city
- Online reservations available
- Typical hamam ritual lasts about 90 minutes
- Various treatment packages offered
- Amenities provided: towels, slippers, soap, shampoo, and lotion
Cağaloğlu Hamam offers a glimpse into Ottoman bathing culture, preserved in its original 18th-century setting, making it a unique historical and cultural experience in modern Istanbul.