2. Murat Hamamı

This bath, dating from the 15th century, still serves actively. It is really impressive. Because a big applause has been claimed.

The double bath, also known as Hacı Hamza Hamam or Belediye Hamamı, was built and the exact date of construction is unknown; but the 15th century. by the end of the 16th century. are dated to the beginning. The women's section in the north consists of a square-planned coldness in the east, a warm room in the west, a toilet and two square-planned private rooms of equal size. Temperature; It is in the form of an iwan in the north and a pendant domed in the south. There are seating styles in the private rooms and at warmth. The men's section in the south is covered with a square planned coldness in the east, warmth and toilet in the west, and adjacent warmth and four-cornered rooms with a dome. There is an eight-sided navel stone in the middle of the heat. The main body walls were built with a mixture of rubble stone and brick, and cut stone was used in the corners. The facades are built using rubble stone and brick together with mortar. With cut stone and brick in the corners, the pediment arch above the entrance of the women's section, the saw tooth under the eaves and the entire covering system are bricks. The door of the women's section is bordered by marble, lintel and arch. The lower pediment is covered with marble. Bibliography: Bursa Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism

It is an Ottoman work from the 15th century. II. Murad Bath is suitable for double bath typology. Part of the building is still used as a bathhouse. It is also known as Meydan Bath among the people.

It is well-kept and beautiful, one of the works of Iznik's Ottoman history.

The 2nd Murat Bath, also known as Hacı Hamza Bath or Municipality Bath, has undergone a restoration recently and is a double bath built as a women and men's section. Some of them are still used as baths. It is clean, well maintained and the temperature is perfect. It serves women between 13:00 - 17:00 on Monday and Thursday.

It is a beautiful, historical and architecturally magnificent place from the city of Şehzadeler. In addition, people still use this bath today.

A historical bath in Iznik. Small but very beautiful. In particular, the changing and resting areas are made of timber, and the small sections and other places in the Hamam illuminate the interior very well from the natural dome-shaped sections on the ceiling. Clean, I recommend.

It is still a used bath, we did not enter. That's why 3 stars Probably closed due to ramadan