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Turkish BathTraditional Hammam Ritual +1
Turkish bath in Istanbul
The Turkish bath is a traditional bathing ritual of warming up on the navel stone, kese and foam massage, still practised in historic hammams and spas. 56 venues listed.
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Closed · opens today at 07:00 Mixed
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Swedish MassageMassages +1
from₺1,250 · ≈ €23
Closed · opens today at 08:00 Separate hours
Separate hours
Turkish BathKese Scrub +1
from₺4,700 · ≈ €85
Closed · opens today at 10:00
Turkish BathTraditional Hammam RitualKese Scrub
Closed · opens today at 10:00 Mixed
Mixed
Turkish BathKese Scrub +1
Closed · opens today at 06:00 Separate sections
Separate sections
Turkish BathKese Scrub +1
from₺3,200 · ≈ €58
Closed · opens today at 08:00
Turkish BathKese ScrubFoam Massage
from₺3,500 · ≈ €63
Closed · opens tomorrow at 12:00 Mixed
Mixed
Turkish BathSauna +1
Closed · opens today at 09:00 Separate sections
Separate sections
Turkish BathKese Scrub +1
from€95
Closed · opens tomorrow at 10:00 Mixed
Mixed
Turkish BathKese Scrub +1
from€90
Closed · opens today at 09:00
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About Turkish Bath in Istanbul
Istanbul is the city where the Turkish bath tradition is both oldest and most alive. The hammams listed in this guide come from two distinct traditions, and which one you choose shapes the experience.
Historic hammams are concentrated in Fatih, Beyoğlu and Üsküdar. These are domed, marble-floored buildings built as hammams centuries ago; the architecture itself is part of the experience. In return, the spacious relaxation areas and extra facilities that modern venues offer can be more limited, and they can get crowded at peak times.
Modern hammams and hotel hammams, on the other hand, are spread across districts such as Şişli, Bahçelievler, Başakşehir, Zeytinburnu, Pendik and Ataşehir. At these venues the hammam is usually part of a programme that includes the sauna, the steam room and massage treatments; getting there and parking are usually easier.
When choosing: Before making your appointment, ask whether the women's and men's sections are separate or certain hours of the day are set aside for each, whether the kese (exfoliating scrub) and foam wash are included in the price, and whether a peshtemal, towel and slippers are provided; these are the details that vary most from venue to venue in Istanbul.
We explain in detail how the hammam ritual works, what to bring and who it is not suitable for on our Turkish bath page.
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