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Posted by zerrin in Turkish Bath on 01 6th, 2009 | No Comments
Turkish Baths in Zonguldak
Bozhane Turkish Bath (EreÄŸli): This bath is on Bozhane street in Orhanlar Mahallesi in EreÄŸi city of Zonguldak. When it was built is not known, but it is understood from its architectural structure that it is a sample of 19th century classic Ottoman baths. Today it is under a private ownership, and...
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Turkish Baths in Yozgat
Çapanoğlu Turkish Bath: It takes place in Cumhuriyet Square, in Istanbulluoğlu Mahallesi in the city center of Yozgat. This bath is on the southeast of Çapanoğlu Mosque and it was built by Çapanoğlu Süleyman Beg in 1793. It is a construction made of hewn stone and broken stone. This bath, which...
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Turkish Baths in Yalova
KurÅŸunlu Turkish Bath: This bath is in the city center of Yalova, but the construction date of it is not exactly known. In Byzantine resources, a bath which was built by the emperor Iustinianus II (705-711) is mentioned. In the ligh of this information, it is said that this bath was built in the middle...
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Turkish Baths in Tokat
Pervane Turkish Bath: There is no enough information about the construction time of this bath, which is in Kabe-i Mescit Mahallesi in Tokat. However, it is said that it ws built by Muinüddin Pervane, the vizier of Selçuklu in 1275. The women part and men part of this bath, which were two symetric parts...
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Turkish Baths in Sivas
Meydan Turkish Bath: This bath, which is opposite Meydan Mosque in the city center of Sivas was built in 1564. It is a sample of classic Ottoman bath style. And it consists of cooling room, warm room and hot room. Its shape is very close to  a rectangle which is covered with a dome, and it is made of...
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Turkish Baths in Sanliurfa
Veli Bey Turkish Bath: This bath takes place in Mithat Paşa Strre in Dabbakhane Mahallesi in Şanlıurfa. It is known that this bath was built in 1693 by Veli Beg Bin Mahmut. The epigraph above its gate cannot be read as it is defaced.
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Turkish Baths in Samsun
Buyuk (The large) Turkish Bath (Kızgözü-Aslanağzı): There is no epigraph about the construction of this bath, which is in Havza city of Samsun. In some resources, it is stated that this bath was built by the Romans and restorated and used by Selçuklu people. Also, this bah is named Sultan Mesud...
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Turkish Baths in Ordu
Büyük (Large)Turkish Bath: This bath is on the south of the mosque in Eskipazar village in Merkez city of Ordu. Unfortunately, there is no epigraph of this bath. However, it can be understood from its architecturethat it was built in 15th and 16th centuries. The bath is made of broken stones, and its...
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Turkish Baths in Mus
Alaaddin Beg Turkish Bath: This bath, which takes place in MuÅŸ city center, was built by Alaaddin Beg in the same year with Alaaddin Beg Mosque. It is one of the works of late Ottoman times, and it is still in use today. Its constraction materials and architectural characteristics are very similar...
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Posted by zerrin in Turkish Bath on 01 5th, 2009 | No Comments
Turkish Baths in Mugla
Kale(Castle) Turkish Bath(Bodrum): This bath is in Bodrum Castle in Bodrum city of Muğla. It was built in 1895 when the castle was used as a prison. It is not known who built this bath, but it is the only work of Turks in this castle. It is put in the castle in a way that it doesn’t prevent anything...
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