Tickets to Catmamescit Hamam in Beyoglu

Step into a Historic Sanctuary

Upon entering the Catma Mescit Hammam, the meticulously restored architecture instantly transports visitors back to the enchanting era of the Ottoman Empire. It's time to unwind in the hot room, where the gentle heat and steam work their magic, opening pores and releasing tension in both body and mind.

Did you know? - In 1533, the greatest architect in Ottoman history, Mimar Sinan built the "Grand Hammam" and the "Kasımpasha Mosque Camii-Kebir" in honor of the Vizier Kasim Pasha.

Rejuvenating Rituals and Timeless Elegance

After embracing the serenity of the hot room, the scrubbing ritual commences. Using a traditional kese mitt, dead skin is gently removed, revealing a fresh and rejuvenated complexion. Next, the foaming ritual envelops the body in a cloud of luxurious, fragrant soap, providing a soothing massage that further relaxes the muscles and calms the mind. To complete this multisensory journey, a final rinse and cool-down offer a refreshing contrast and leave the body feeling invigorated.