Historical Green Hammam Bazaar

Green Hammam in Bursa is located on Green Streeti as a location. It is side by side with the shrine located on the same street. Green Hammam was built in the period it is hoped to bring income to the Green Madrasa. The madrasa is unfortunately demolished today. The hammam built by someone named Sofu Bedreddin Köse during the reign of Fatih Sultan Mehmet belongs to the only class hammam. The top of the standoff section of the historical bath is covered with only a single dome. The temperature can be changed directly from warm to hot.

The front section of the facade walls has a total of eight basins. The doors opening from the intermediate sections of the decoys lead you directly to the seclusion rooms. The property rights of the historical bath belong to a private person. The coldness section of the bath has a marble pool. This pool appears to be octagonal in shape. An original inscription will welcome you at the door of the Green Hammam. In this inscription It is written that the water of devrengeç was used. The information written in the inscription is Ottoman. The Hammam is also referred as ‘Sofu Bedreddin Hammam’ in some sources, although rarely.

Green Hammam has been a place for local and foreign tourists for a long time, selling more souvenirs and jewelry. Since the water here is believed to be healing, it always remains popular during the Ottoman period. The hammam is also used today as a Disability Development Centre. To come to the historical Green Hammam, you must head to the Yıldırım district of Bursa.