Historique des bains turcs à Istanbul

Traditional Package

Entrance :	1200 tl
Peeling(scrubbing):	500 tl
Foam bath:	500 tl





Total Price:	2200 tl

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Massage Package

Entrance :	1200 tl
Peeling(scrubbing):	500 tl
Foam bath:	500 tl
Oil Massage(20 minute):	1000 tl




Total Price:	3200 tl

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Massage with Face Mask

Entrance :	1200 tl
Peeling(scrubbing):	500 tl
Foam bath:	500 tl
Oil Massage(20 minute):	1000 tl
Face Mask:	500 tl



Total Price:	3700 tl

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Ere ottomane

Les bains turcs “Aga hamam” furent construits par le Mehmet le Conquérant, 7ème Sultan Ottoman. Ces bains étaient utilisés pour l’usage privé de Mehmet le Conquérant et de ses fils. En ces temps-là, le quartier de Beyoglu n’était pas une zone d’habitations et les Sultans venaient dans la zone de Beyoglu pour chasser. Mehmet le Conquérant y fit construire un pavillon de chasse en 1454. Ce bâtiment est compose de deux appartements à l’étage et des bains turcs au rez-de-chaussée. D’importants travaux furent entrepris en 1844 par le 31ème Sultan Ottoman, Abdulmecid. Cette maison a été utilisée par les Sultans et leurs fils jusqu’aux derniers jours de l’Empire Ottoman.

Ere Turquie

En 1923, l’Empire Ottoman se termine avec l’instauration de la République Turque. C’est alors qu’une femme grecque rachète les bains turcs « Aga hamam » et ouvre l’établissement au public pour la première fois. Elle décide en 1940 de s’installer en arménien et vend les bains turcs « Aga Hamman » à Huseyin Yilmaz. C’est en Mai 1974, après 34 ans de labeur qu’Huseyin Yilmaz, en raison de son âge, vend son établissement à son neveu Ali Yilmaz. La dernière rénovation des bains est faite par Ali Yilmaz en 1986. Depuis plus de 10 ans maintenant, les bains sont uniquement ouverts aux touristes.

Testimonials

It is a very historical place and definitely worth seeing. As a foreigner living in Istanbul I like it there because I can go there together with my husband. I was attended by a lady named Fatma and man oh man, did she scrub me well. The whole experience is very interesting, it is more Turkish than other fancy hamams. It is an experience one will hold for years to come.
Stumbled upon this marvelous gem by Istikal, turns out it's an authentic Turkish hamam that dates back to 1454! The staff are so cheery and helpful and genuinely interested in what they do and make all guests feel more than welcome and comfortable. And honestly, for a Turkish hamam where you need to bathe in front of strangers (you'll have a cloth protecting your privates), it's not easy to make people feel comfortable. The service was great, the experience was authentic and enjoyable, and most importantly, the whole facility issuer clean, I could not find a single stray hair or the tiniest wisp of dirt! And to top it off, they give you the tastiest apple tea you'd have the pleasure of tasting :) 10/10
We (couple) visited this hamam after tiring days walking up and down the hills of Istanbul! Overall this place strikes the right balance between a semi traditional hamam and one that is westerner and couple friendly. After being given a towel and instructed first to wash, we were directed to the "sauna" followed by a short massage/ exfoliation. The main hamam room was mixed but the massages and masseurs were segregated by gender. The masseurs did not disappoint but we only had a short massage, as part of the 50TL package. We were treated to apple tea a dry towels after our hamam, and all up spent almost 2 hours there. Purists may be disappointed to find the main room of the hamam to be not very hot or steamy, but what is described as the "sauna" is a smaller room which fits better with standard expectations. The entire hamam was very clean, and the peeling paint of the dome lends a sense of fading grandeur. Overall we both felt very comfortable throughout the experience.
I went with two friends and the it was very beautiful and cool place for relaxing.The bath and the massage was great also the workers was caring and attentive to the job. I love the place, will be back again when ever am in Istanbul.