The oldest Ottoman bathhouse in Thessaloniki, showcasing Islamic architecture.
More About Bey Hamam
Bey Hamam, also known as the 'Baths of Paradise,' is the oldest Ottoman bathhouse in Thessaloniki, built in 1444 by Sultan Murad II. This historic structure features typical Islamic architectural elements, such as domes and intricate tile work. Though no longer functioning as a bathhouse, Bey Hamam is open to the public as a cultural venue, hosting exhibitions and events that highlight its historical significance.
What Makes It Special
The oldest surviving Ottoman bathhouse in the city.
Address
Egnatia 95, Thessaloniki 546 31, Greece
Best Time to Visit
Best visited during cultural events and exhibitions
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