HAMMAM ŠIŠMAN IBRAHIM-PACHA

The L-shaped Šišman Ibrahin-Pašina Hamam, with its five lead-covered domes, has not been used since the late 19th century. It was built in the 17th century by craftsmen from Constantinople. Despite its modest dimensions (23 x 8 m), it includes a sadirvan (changing room and fountain), a kapaluk (warm room), a halvat (warm room), a sogukluk (cold room) and the hazna (boiler room) and a halvat (a kind of private sauna), which was added in the 18th century.