Sey hamami

It's very neglected.

It's very healing.

Go here and say hi to the uncle, you won't regret me, no one has this much joy, it smells like history.

Intertwined with its unique nature with its historical texture

You can go not for pleasure, but for healing. Very primitive and no maintenance at all.

It has healing water. I always want to go but there is no hygiene, lots of flies. I went in very scared.

While coming here, do not keep your expectations at the same level with the spa culture that has become modern. This is perhaps a bathhouse that has not undergone much change since its establishment. The most important feature of the bath is that it rises to the ground at 44 degrees without any intervention in the water and is very rich in minerals. Although there is no definite information about its history, it is said that it was built by the Germans during the crusades. Diseases that it is good for; It is stated that it is beneficial for diseases such as rheumatism, heart and circulation, gynecological diseases, kidney and urinary tract diseases, stomach and intestinal diseases, nervous diseases, joint and calcification, and malnutrition. The entrance fee is 15₺. ⚠️Don't forget when coming here; ➖Bring your towel and shorts with you (they can give it here, but it's your choice) ➖Pestemal etc. Don't expect it to be given, this is not a place with a Turkish bath culture. ➖ descendants rooms etc. none. Instead, there are small cabins where you can take off/put on. ➖Don't expect services such as tellak, soap, foam, bring it with you ➖ the pool is not very big, I recommend you to koala in secluded times. There is a market outside. From there you can drink your water (water is drunk inside, but you may not be able to drink thermal water.), soda, etc. I suggest you take it and go inside. ? A lot of cleaning etc. If you have obsessions, I don't think you should ever come here.

Nice place but it was closed. If it's on the way, stop by, or you'll be disappointed, especially if you go. But it is a very beautiful historical place with very healing waters.