Turkey Tours with Magnificent TravelAntalya Hammams Turkish Bath

Antalya HammamsHistorical and touristic Hamams - Turkish Bath are contactable by phone.
All 5 star hotels have Turkish Hamams and Saunas.

AKDENİZ BATH +90 242 242 15 09
Ayakkabıcılar Çarşısı, İki Kapılı Han
Open Hours : 06.00-24.00

ANTALYA YENİ BATH +90 242 242 52 25
Ayakkabıcılar Çarşısı, İki Kapılı Han
Open Hours : 06.00-24.00

CUMHURİYET BATH +90 242 244 49 98
Ayakkabıcılar Çarşısı, İki Kapılı Han
Open Hours : 06.00-24.00

DEMİRHAN BATH +90 242 243 61 96
Anafartalar Cad. 35. Sokak
Women : 08.30 - 19.00
Men : 06.00 - 23.00

SEFA BATH +90 242 241 23 21
Kocatepe Sokak, Barbaros Mah. No.3
Open Hours : 09.00 - 21.00

NAZIR BATH +90 242 247 10 41
Tuzcular Mah. Hamam Aralığı No.44
Kaleiçi

ONAY BATH +90 242 244 09 08
Behind the Sümerbank Shop
Open Hours : 08.30 - 18.30
Thursday : 08.30 - 24.00

Antalya The Antalya Region, offering all the mysticism of past in our day, is now called the "Turkish Riviera" due to its archaeological and natural beauties. Antalya is the place where sea, sun, history and nature constitute a perfect harmony and which also includes the most beautiful and clearest coast along the Mediterranean. The city still preserves its importance as a center throughout history in the south coast of the country, in addition to its wonderful natural beauties. The mythological city which housed the Gods and Goddesses now exhibits all its secrets and marvels to mankind.

Antalya is located in the west of the Mediterranean region. In ancient times it covered all Pamphylia which means "the land of all tribes". The land really deserves the name since it has witnessed many successive civilizations throughout history. In 1st century BC the Pergamum king Attalus ordered his men to find the most beautiful piece of land on earth; he wanted them to find "heaven on earth". After a long search all over the world, they discovered this land and said "This must be 'Heaven' " and King Attalus founded the city giving it the name "Attaleia". From then on many nations kept their eyes on the city. When the Romans took over the Pergamene Kingdom, Attaleia became an outstanding Roman city which the great Roman Emperor Hadrian visited in 130 AD; an arch was built in his honour which is now worth seeing. Then came the Byzantines, after which the Seljuk Turks took over the city in 1207 and gave it a different name, Adalya, and built the Yivli Minaret. The Ottomans followed the Seljuks and finally within the Turkish Republic it became a Turkish city and an important port. Antalya has been growing rapidly since 1960 and its population is 1,146,109 acccording to the 1990 census.

The climate of the province is typical Mediterranean: hot and dry in summers and temperate and rainy in winters. Sunshine is guaranteed from April to October and the winters are pleasantly mild. The humidity is a little bit high, about 64%, and the average water temperature is 21.5 °C. Antalya is really a heavenly place where the summer season is about 8-9 months long.