Emir Sultan Hamamı

Emir Sultan Hamamı

Yıldırım'da hamam

Yıldırım, Bursa, Türkiye 10 fotoğraf

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Vikiveri: Q131738640

Türü: hamam
Korunmuşluk durumu: korunmuş

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The Emir Sultan Hamamı, situated to the south of the Emir Sultan Mosque.
Built in 1426, by Hundi Fatma Hatun, the wife of Emir Sultan, who had been the initiator of the mosque too, some 40 years earlier. She was a daughter of sultan Yıldırım Beyazıt and therefore had the means to finance large building projects.
It is a ‘single’ bathhouse (unlike a double bathhouse, with distinct sections for men and women). This means that there were separate openings days (or hours) for men and women. The building is 12,35 x 34,75 m large, and much higher on the front side, where the domed ‘soğukluk’ is (the cold room, for changing and resting).

The hamam was restored in 1622, 1670 and 1712. Its present state is the result of a recent restoration, completed in 2012; it is now in use as a cultural center.

Dosseman CC BY-SA 4.0

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HALUK COMERTEL CC BY 3.0

Bursa Emir Sultan Camii 7068.jpg

Dosseman CC BY-SA 4.0

Bursa Emir Sultan Camii 7069.jpg

Dosseman CC BY-SA 4.0

EMİRSULTAN CAMİ VE HAMAMI BURSA - panoramio.jpg

Mustafa DUMAN CC BY 3.0

EMİRSULTAN HAMAMI - panoramio.jpg

Mustafa DUMAN CC BY 3.0

Emirsultan Hamamı Bursa - panoramio.jpg

Mustafa DUMAN CC BY 3.0

Emirsultan cami ve Emir Sultan Hamamı- panoramio (1).jpg

Mustafa DUMAN CC BY 3.0

Emirsultan camii bursa - panoramio (6).jpg

Mustafa DUMAN CC BY 3.0

Emirsultan karsi taraf - panoramio.jpg

Ali Dursun CC BY-SA 3.0