
Preserved
Ottoman Bathhouse
A prominent historical landmark, the Ottoman Bathhouse reflects Homs’ rich architectural and social heritage. It was more than a place for bathing; it was a vital social hub used for

A prominent historical landmark, the Ottoman Bathhouse reflects Homs’ rich architectural and social heritage. It was more than a place for bathing; it was a vital social hub used for

Located in the Bab al-Dreib neighborhood, the Asiati Bathhouse is one of the city’s largest, distinguished by its seven distinct entrances and unique decorative architectural design.

Basha’s Bathhouse, also known as the Prince Ali al-Kujaki Bathhouse, is the oldest surviving bathhouse in Homs. Constructed in the mid-14th century (8th century AH) with funding from the Mamluk

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