Suleymaniye Hammam
With more than 450 years of history, the Suleymaniye Hammam is one of the oldest Turkish Baths in Istanbul.
The Suleymaniye Hammam can be found next to the Suleymaniye Mosque, of which it is considered a part.
The baths were built in 1557 during Suleiman the Magnificent's rule. Sinan designed them as part of a complex that included the mosque itself and other buildings, such as a hospital and a primary school.
What is Included?
The price of entry includes towels, flip-flops, and the necessary clothing (bikini and short trousers for women and a peshtemal bath towel for men), as well as a soap massage and an exfoliating wash.
The Best Hammam for Couples & Families
This is the only mixed bathhouse in Istanbul, and without losing any of its historic charm, it's the best option for couples and families. All the massages and treatments are given at the same time in the same hall.
Please note: all the masseurs are men.
Schedule
Open daily from 9:30 am to 10 pm.
Price
Approximately 2,600 TL (US$ 73.37) per person.
Prices vary depending on the service selected.
Nearby places
Spice Bazaar (468 m) Bosphorus Cruises (521 m) The Grand Bazaar (624 m) Galata Bridge (757 m) Cemberlitas Hammam (953 m)
