Old traditional Turkish bath Istanbul
Event/Tour date:
December 15, 2026
Departure time:
10:00 am
Visiting:
Istanbul -Turkish bath
Leisure time in Turkish bath
If you need best Turkish Bath in Istanbul, you are at the right place!
Reserve your time slot for the Turkish Hamam now and enjoy an authentic experience at 5 centuries origional old bath, relax your muscles and feel your body refreshment!
Why the Cemberlitas bath is properly the best Turkish Hamam in Istanbul?
As a local, here are the reasons why recommend this bath as the best bath in Istanbul:
- During the 500 years keeping the tradition of Ottoman
- This bath is Built by famous Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan for the Sultan's wife in 1584
- Located Easy to find location, close by the entrance of Grand Bazaar
- Full service bath offering ( massage, manicure and pedicure) services
- Separate section for man and women
Each guest has its own locker room with bed, mirror, hairdryer and own key - Don't need to bring anything with you! All are ready waiting for you:
Towels, slippers, shampoo, soap, deodorant, hairspray and gel - Best price for your budget
- Open daily from 10:00 am – 24:00
Do not miss this Turkish bath experience!
Learn more about the ancient bathing ritual of the Ottoman Sultans while relaxing.
This is definitively a must do thing in Istanbul
In istanbul also you can join our daily guided tours
If requested we are able to arrange your transfer from your Hotel to the Turkish bath
- Take a break for your body refreshment
- Relax your muscles Feel the refreshment
- Relax in a steam bath
- Enjoy the scrubbing
Feel how your body begins to breathe in each cell and your blood circulation accelerates
- Scrubbing
- Foaming
- Relaxing
- Tea Drinking will take approx 1,5 hours.
- Undress in your locker room.
- Get wet and warm in the steam bath
- Hair drying and washing
Aftwerwards relax in your locker room with a tea or enjoy the bath even more
What is the difference between Turkish Bath and a Hamam?
No diffrence, almost same
What is Turkish bath (hamam) ?
The Turkish Bath is a traditional type of public bathing which is essentially
based on the ancient Roman bathing culture and the principles of the steam bath.
What Happens in Turkish bath?
After sweating, the person in charge of scrubbing and foaming will scrub all the dead skin from your body.
Does scribing hurt?
No it does not hurt. you will be surprised how much dead skin will come off your body.
After foaming, you can relax as long as you want in the Hamam.