Kadirga Hamami

Most of the Turkish baths (Hamam in Turkish) in Istanbul, scattered around the region described as the historical peninsula of the European Side, are touristic and extremely famous. One of them is Kadirga Hamami in Fatih district.

Kadırga Hamami, which makes you feel its authentic atmosphere from the entrance door, is located in an old neighborhood where low-rise buildings can be seen. The deep-rooted history of the Turkish bath, which is known to be built in 1741, is the most important element that makes it stand out.

There is a separate section for men and women in the Turkish bath. The use of marble and wood in the interior of the Turkish bath under two domes is predominant. The place, which takes its visitors back to almost hundreds of years ago with all its elements and makes them feel as if they were in that period, reflects the Ottoman philosophy of not only cleansing the body but also purifying the soul.

The modestly priced historical Turkish bath, which hosts domestic and foreign guests almost every day of the year, is among the places where you can relax in a calm ambiance while cleaning.