Çinili Hamam
Zeyrek
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16th-century Ottoman hammam designed by Mimar Sinan, UNESCO World Heritage site. Complex combining traditional bath, hammam culture museum, and shop, featuring remnants of Iznik tiles and visitable Byzantine cistern.
An architectural and historical gem
Zeyrek Çinili Hamam, located in Istanbul's historic Zeyrek district, is a 16th-century Ottoman hammam designed by renowned architect Mimar Sinan. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this complex combines traditional bath, hammam culture museum, and shop.
Notable architectural elements
- Remnants of original 16th-century Iznik tiles
- Visitable underground Byzantine cistern
- Panoramic view of Istanbul from the terrace
Traditional bath experience
The hammam offers various rituals and treatments, reflecting authentic Ottoman practices:
- The Original: 60-minute authentic experience
- Total Reset: 100 minutes of comprehensive care
- The Bride: traditional ritual for brides-to-be
Museum and cultural heritage
The complex includes a museum dedicated to hammam culture, offering:
- Exhibition of historical artifacts
- Free entry on Thursdays
Practical information
- Open Tuesday to Sunday, 8 AM to 10 PM
- Meticulous restoration preserving historical authenticity
- Calm and relaxing atmosphere