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    Şengül Hamamı (Gümüşçüler Çarşısı) Verified listing Verified listing

    Şengül Hamamı (Gümüşçüler Çarşısı) Verified listing Verified listing

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    Şengül Hammam (Gümüşçüler Bazaar)
    The bath was built by Yıldırım Bayezid in the 14th century, together with the Ulu Mosque, Vaiziye Madrasa and Yıldırım Bedesten, as a complex complex.

    It is small-scale and single bath type. The bath has a rectangular plan; It consists of coldness and temperature sections. To the west of the bath, which works with a heating system, there is a water tank and furnace.

    It continued its function as a bath until the 1930s. The building was last repaired in the 1980s. Today, it serves as a silversmith's bazaar.

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    Çekirge Mah. Osmangazi/Bursa

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    • Historical Bathes
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