Recommended Baths in Turkey ｜ Istanbul, Cappadocia, Antalya, Saffron City
As a cultural heritage of Turkey, Turkish baths are found all over the country! Moreover, Turkish baths in second and third tier cities are much cheaper than those in first tier cities, so this time, I will recommend you Turkish baths in different cities so that you can have more choices!
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Istanbul Baths
Kılıç Ali Paşa Hamamı
This hammam is one of the oldest hammams in Istanbul, built in 1578-1583, and after 7 years of renovation, it was opened again in 2019 to provide Turkish bath services. The current hammam is a blend of vintage and modern design, allowing visitors to experience both old and new cultures at the same time. The hammam has always been very popular, especially for their private service, so make sure to make a reservation in advance!
Opening hours: 8:00am – 11:30pm daily
Price: 3400TL
*Morning (8:00-16:00) female service only, afternoon (16:45-23:30) male service only.
▼Kılıç Ali Paşa Hamamı Baths Preserve Old Architecture and Add Marble Elements (Photo credit: Kılıç Ali Paşa Hamamı) 
Çemberlitaş
Çemberlitaş Hammam started its operation in 1584 and has become one of the oldest hammams in Turkey. Çemberlitaş Hammam is located next to Constantine Square, hidden among the stores, so it is easy to miss if you don’t pay close attention to it. The hammam has retained its old atmosphere, as if it were a bathhouse from the 16th century, simple but traditional. In addition to the usual Turkish baths, there are also Indian head massages and mud masks, which are very helpful for those who suffer from frequent headaches.
Opening hours: 6:00am-12:00pm daily
Price: 2100TL~3500TL
*Separate baths for men and women
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▼The entrance to Çemberlitaş is situated between stores and requires careful attention to find (Photo courtesy of rahsanteksen.com)
Cağaloğlu Hamamı
This hammam dates back to the 18th century and was the last hammam to be built during the Ottoman Empire. The all-marble hammam is very ornate and allows the steam to be preserved. It was once rated as one of the must-see attractions before you die, which shows that the status of Turkish bath is very high. Therefore, many tourists come here every day, and if you want to enjoy the service, you should make a reservation in advance.
Opening hours: Monday through Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.; Friday through Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Price: €90 – €400
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▼ I’ve heard that many celebrities come to this store for their Turkish baths, in a quaint setting (Photo credit: Cağaloğlu Hamamı) 
Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hammam
Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hammam was built in the 16th century by Hurrem Sultan and was closed for a long time until 1910, when it was reopened and used to imprison prisoners. 2008 saw the renovation of the hammam and the design of the marble hammam was emphasized with a sense of luxury. Conveniently located next to St. Sophia’s Cathedral, the baths attract many people.
Opening hours: 8:00am-10:00pm daily
Price: 110€ – 300€
*Separate baths for men and women
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▼The bathrooms at Oshiri are very expensive and conveniently located! (Photo credit: Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hammam)
Cappadocia Bathroom
Ürgüp Şehir Hamamı
This hammam is one of the most famous hammams in Cappadocia and was built in 1726, which is a long time ago. Since it is located close to the former Greek settlement, the services here are in Greek style and the staff speaks Greek! As the only historic hammam in Ürgüp, the exterior has been preserved as it was in the past, so it’s worth it even if you just come to take photos!
Opening hours: Daily 10am-11:30pm
Price: €60-€90
*There are separate bathrooms for men and women, and couples can use one bathroom.
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▼The store may be small, but it’s well worth a visit and experience (Photo courtesy of Ürgüp Şehir Hamamı) 
Deep Spa Cappadocia
Deep Spa Cappadocia is conveniently located in Göreme, one of the busiest cities in Cappadocia. This modern hammam offers Turkish bath, massage and sauna services and is very popular among tourists. It is a modern hammam offering Turkish baths, massages, saunas and other services, and is very popular among tourists.
Opening hours: Daily 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Price: €60-€80
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▼The baths are more modern, and there are different services other than Turkish baths (Source: tripadvisor)
Antalya Baths
DEMIRHAN Bath
Located in the center of Antalya, this bathhouse is near many attractions and is perfect for relaxing after walking around the city. The bath offers a wide range of services including Turkish bath, oil massage, hot stone massage, sauna and many more, so you can satisfy all your needs in one go.
Opening hours: Monday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm; Tuesday – Sunday 7:00 am – 11:00 pm
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▼ Bathroom environment with bright colors is one of the few Turkish bathroom designs (Photo credit: DEMIRHAN Bath)
Saffron City Bath
Tarihi Cinci Hamam
Tarihi Cinci Hamam is a famous hammam built in 1645 and has a history of over 300 years. It is said to be the birthplace of the hammam. The red roof emphasizes its uniqueness and the interior retains the architectural design of the time. The interior retains the architectural design of the time. 100% rock salt is used in the baths, and the ancient bathing service has been restored, so if you want to experience the oldest Turkish bath, you have to come here.
Opening hours: Men’s Bath – Daily 10am-12pm; Women’s Bath – Daily 11am-9pm
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▼ This historic Turkish bath is well worth a visit! (Photo courtesy of Istenci)
