A preserved Mamluk hammam with alternating black-and-white stone façade, multiple domes with glass skylights and muqarnas, and a traditional spatial layout (barrani – first/second wastani – jawwani – qamim). Features

Situated outside the Old City walls in Al‘Aqayba, Hamam Ummuna dates to the Ayyubid era and was endowed for community use. It’s divided into four sections—barrani, wastani, jawani, and qimmim—featuring

Located in the Suwayqa neighborhood just outside Damascus’s Old City, near Hassan Mosque, Hamam Jarrah is a Mamluk-era bath rebuilt during the Ottoman period. Its richly decorated entrance leads into

Hammam Nur alDin, one of the oldest baths in Damascus, remains in good condition and is still operational. Located within the spice and sweets bazaar (Bazzouriyah), its entrance opens directly