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 wooden mashrabiya, ablaq décor, and domes lit by colored glass. After a 2010 restoration, it continues to serve as a living historical monument for men in the morning and women by appointment in the afternoon.
