Hamam

Hamam is an advanced version of steam sauna which originates from the Greek-Roman body cult and bathing culture and was also used later in the Byzantine Empire. Later on, it vas adopted by the Arabs. The first hamams in the Islamic culture were built in the medieval time in the Jordanian area. Nowadays, hammams are associated mostly with Turkish bathing culture, although it can be found in all across other Islamic countries.

Hamam affects the body through heating with relatively low temperature (45° C) steam and high air humidity (95 %) which has numerous healing effects and is highly appropriate for the individuals who do not like high temperatures. It is definitely used in body beauty treatments such as peeling, baths, wrappings and other therapeutic processes of heating and cooling that have developed during the millennial tradition of Oriental body cleansing culture.

Visiting a hammam is a genuine experience in a pleasing Oriental ambiance. Calming music and charming light will make the special treatment of purifying your body and mind a pampering experience in the abundance of rich soap foam and the unique Turkish kneading will bring you ultimate relaxation.