El Bañuelo

A small but very interesting place. Incredibly nice girls workers who are interested in helping you and explaining. Atmospheric place. The ticket is worth its money 100%

This is the oldest building in Granada built in 11-12 century. It's also the best preserved Hamma Al-Yawza from the Al-Andalus period.

The oldest building in the city (dating from the 11th - 12th century) and considered to be the best preserved hammam from the Al-Andalus. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful

Wow. Beautiful. So rich in history and there is an attendant, Alhmoida, with a wealth of knowledge. The young woman explained the points of the stars and other symbolism in the art on the walls and pillars She explained the incredible and advanced use of the hypocaust to create the steam coming from water poured on the stones. How that steam was maintained by the size of doorways and ceilings. Beautiful history in this small space. Excellent staff with a wealth of knowledge. Pleasant and approachable.

Fascinating place. Hard to believe it has survived so many centuries. It's a quick visit and comes with the ticket for the Alhambra. We visited on the walk back down. Opening times, like most places in Granada, should be checked.

A well preserved 11 century arab bath. The star like windows in the roof are very beautiful. I didn't take a lot of pictures as the inside of the rooms are quite dark and my phone could not catch a clear good picture! No queue at all, visiting to this site is included in the combination of the Alhambra ticket. The location is easy find, just on the side of famous Carrera del Darro on the way to Alhambra.

Well preserved bath house for its age. Very atmospheric and photo op. Could do with some more information signs not just the app. Note there is a lovely tea house behind with a view over the site from the terrace.

An important and unique opportunity to see and understand how Moorish bathhouses work. Guides were present to answer our questions along the way.