Bursa Bath Guide

 Cakir Hamami
 Kazım Baykal Cd. No:101, Tahtakale Osmangazi / Bursa
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06:00 - 00:00

Bursa Cakir Hamami is a medium-sized twin bath built as men's and women's sections. The bath was repaired in 1677 and 1962 and continues its original function today. Located at the foot of the old castle, to the left of the road leading to Tophane, where Atatürk Street and Osmangazi Street intersect.



 Çekirge Women's Hammam
 1. Kanal Cd. No:3, 16070 Çekirge, Bursa
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07:00 - 22:00

Officially called "Bursa Tarihi Çekirge Sultan Hamam" this Turkish bath is located at the vicinity of Bursa Cekirge below the road level of I. Murad Street, the Cekirge Hamam was built in the XIV. Century in 1365. Its entrance is several steps below the road and the top of the hamam’s door is decorated with a brick motif that looks like sea waves. It has private cubicles and can be visited just as a nice locak hamam. Pretty cheap, too.



 Dayioglu Hamamı
 Yeni Cumhuriyet Cd. No:1, Osmangazi / Bursa
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09:00 - 20:00

Located at the west side of Gokdere and in the vicinity of At Pazari (horse market), the Dayioglu Hamam is also called the At Pazari Hamam. First record regarding the structure dates back to 1605. However, the structure is very likely to have been built before this date. The water of the hamam comes from Gokdere. The Dayioglu Hamam is a double-hamam typology hamam. Even though the hamam was busy until the end of 1950 and was closed periodically, it has been serving the neighborhood today



 Demirtas Paşa Hamamı
 İnönü Cad. No:2, 16220 Osmangazi / Bursa
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06:30–00:00

Also known as Timurtaş Paşa Hammam, this Turkish bath was built by Demirtas Pasha’s son Oruc Bey at the end of the 14th century during the Yildirim Bayezid era. The hamam was in ruins for a long time and it was repaired in 1987 to function as a hamam again. It is being used as a hamam today. Open between 10:00-17:00 o'clock.



 Kara Mustafa Hotel & Spa
 Yeni Kaplıca Cad No:10, Osmangazi / Bursa
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The Kara Mustafa Pasa Buyuk Kaplica Hamam consists of three rooms - a cold room, a warm room and a hot room. They are supplied with all the facilities that you may need for your pleasant stay. There are also dressing rooms and rest rooms. Kaplicalar district is named after / famous with many spas and hot spring resorts.



 Meyhaneli Hamamı
 Cumhuriyet Cd. No:147, Osmangazi / Bursa
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06:00 - 23:00

It is also called the Tavuk Pazarı Hamam. Meyhaneli Hamam got its name because it was used as a winery for a while; Tavuk Pazarı is the name of the historical chicken market area in which it is located. It was built by Murad II in 1426 to provide income for the Muradiye Mosque



 Nasuh Paşa Hamamı
7. Hamam Sk. Osmangazi / Bursa
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06:00 - 22:00

Bursa Nahuspasa Hammam was built near the Setbasi Bridge at the end of the 15th century by the Ottoman Grand Vizier Mesih Mehmed Pasha who served during the Sultan Bayezid II. era. Due to Mevlana Nasuh and his son Mehmed being the trusteeship of the hamam, it was named as Nasuh Pasha Hamam. When the hamam was first built, it was a double-hamam but because the costs weren’t being met, the women’s section of the hamam was torn down in 1588 by the order of the kadi (Islamic judge) and the income was spent on the men’s section. The structure is being used as a hamam today and it largely preserving its authenticity with its current state.



 Yeni Kaplıca Erkekler Hamamı
 Yeni Kaplıca Cad No:6, Osmangazi / Bursa
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05:00 - 23:00

Yeni Kaplıca Erkekler (Men's) Hammmam is located in Cekirge district, which is one of the oldest settlement part of modern Bursa. It is popular with many spas establishments and historical baths, due to abundant hot spring sources.