Gaziantep Hamam Müzesi

Ticket is 30 lira per person. Cash is NOT accepted. You can only pay by card. There is detailed information about Turkish bath and there is also some demonstration about how Turkish bath works. All information is written in both English and Turkish. The museum is not big; usually you can finish viewing everything within one hour. I would say it's a place worthy visiting given its cheap ticket price and detailed and interesting information.

I strongly recommend it to my fellow visitors from abroad to Gaziantep who have arrived here not just for tasting delicious kebaps and culinary culture. You can find explanations in English and the staff is,also very helpful. According to its foundation deed of trust, it was built in 1577 by Lala Mustafa Paşa, and is one of the finest examples of Ottoman hamam architecture and culture. After long years in operation as the "Paşa Hamam, Pasha Hammam," it was restored into a museum, bringing to life the hamam culture of Gaziantep.

An interesting little museum in a very beautiful old hamman. The information boards are good and always with English translations. You can learn quite a lot about this important part of Turkeys culture and heritage. Well worth a visit and entry very reasonable.

It's an small museum near the Gaziantep castle. It's worth visiting to know a bit history of the Turkish hamam. As a foreigner we have to pay for a ticket. It's not free. Tickets should be paid by VISA card at the entrance. No cash accepted. No toilet a available inside. For any questions the receptionists are helpful.

If you can spare 15-20 minutes have a look at this cosy little museum, everything as can be expected, and at a reasonable price of 30TEL.

Small museum with models, sculptures and and explanations about the history and use of the hammams. 2 big saloons of an old hammam and one small store is all you'll find in the museum.

Beautiful museum right beside the Gaziantep castle. You should visit and see the Hamam(Ottoman Bath) culture here before you experience going to Hamam yourself so you would not miss the tiny details during your Hamam :) Entrance fee was 5₺ only and sadly the soap making wasnt available bc of pandemic. Still you should visit if you pass by the castle :)

Overcharged me .. made me touch my card multiple times in a very odd payment process, and despite trying to check, I paid for three tickets not two. No way to contact them in case it was an accident. Their constant fiddling with the card machine during my payment raised my suspicions the transaction would go wrong. It’s a very small amount but if this happens often it should be stopped. They should not need to touch their card to the card machine ten times for each transaction. Building is nice and museum slight but we’ll-presented.