The Hamam Museum
The Hamam Museum
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Luv2TravelFarNWide
Atenas, Costa Rica1,388 contributions
Sept 2018 • Couples
This is a 16th century Turkish bath house where a visitor can learn about the customs and rites related to the cleanliness, massage, and relaxation of the body and the mind.
Having been to actual Turkish baths, I didn't learn much here.
Having been to actual Turkish baths, I didn't learn much here.
Written 22 September 2018
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The mind of a traveler
732 contributions
Jun 2018 • Couples
Visiting the museum doesn’t take even 5 minutes. The idea is good but too short, that’s why the price.
Written 17 June 2018
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A. T.
Bangkok, Thailand1,355 contributions
Sept 2019 • Solo
I was with a tour and we had a few hour to stroll so I spent some of my time here. It was nice and cool inside but very small but good to know that there was no windows in the building and they got their light from the ceiling .
Written 4 September 2019
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Cojeet
47 contributions
Jul 2019 • Couples
Don't really see the point of it. Not worth the entry fee of 2KM. Has 2-3 rooms with limited things to look at. Can view it all in under 5 minutes.
Written 6 July 2019
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ls_livesey
London13 contributions
Sept 2019 • Family
Good overview of Hanan culture. Small and a bit sparse still but it is new. Look forward to seeing this grow in future visits.
Written 6 September 2019
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Haytham Abu Firas
Qatar21,220 contributions
Jul 2019 • Family
In Old city of Mostar, opposite the museum is this museum. It’s a demonstration of Turkish Hamam with all kinds of tools, shoes and tools used. A big tray of fruits in the middle. You can watch a video about Hamam. Very short visit for KM 4
Written 21 July 2019
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LolaGo1
Washington DC, DC6,624 contributions
May 2019 • Solo
Our FREE Walking Tour started and ended in front of this museum. After our walk was over, I visited it.
Entrance fee is 4 Bosnian Marks or 2 Euros. There is a small gift shop across from the Receptionist where items related to bathing are for sale.
The exhibits are limited, focusing on what happens inside a public bath. Explanations of the exhibits are in English.
On display are water containers for bathing, soaps, razors and items used by barbers, food containers/dining inside the bath house, loofah, cover up when inside the bath house, etc.
Very educational for me as I have never been inside an operating bath house. Will try it for the experience!
Entrance fee is 4 Bosnian Marks or 2 Euros. There is a small gift shop across from the Receptionist where items related to bathing are for sale.
The exhibits are limited, focusing on what happens inside a public bath. Explanations of the exhibits are in English.
On display are water containers for bathing, soaps, razors and items used by barbers, food containers/dining inside the bath house, loofah, cover up when inside the bath house, etc.
Very educational for me as I have never been inside an operating bath house. Will try it for the experience!
Written 3 May 2019
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tachnergrams
Palo Alto, CA380 contributions
Oct 2018 • Family
We’re actually planning to visit a Hamam pretty soon for a bath, so this was a nice preview that gave my kids some context. That said, if they didn’t have that to look forward to, they’d have complained. Still, it’s cheap and quick, and if you have any interest in ritual bathing as a window into culture, I’d recommend a quick trip. We were in and out and happy in under a half hour. Bonus: the gift shop smells good and is reasonably priced.
Written 20 October 2018
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EeT44
London, UK49 contributions
Aug 2018 • Couples
The entry fee may only be €2 but it’s not even worth that. The exhibits are misleading and lacking any proper information. Everything is new or remodelled and there are no authentic examples of what the Turkish baths would have looked like in the time they were used. All in all a total waste.
Written 27 August 2018
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SAYFAH12
Manama, Bahrain128 contributions
Jun 2018 • Family
This is another reminder of the Othman era, and still being used as public bath for a fee, with separate specific days for men or women.
Written 25 July 2018
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