Hamam al Basha

The Pasha Bath is classified among the prominent archaeological monuments in the city of Acre, and it has become a museum that visitors go to to learn about the ways of building and life in Acre in 1882. It is an old bath built by Ahmed Pasha Al-Jazzar at the end of the eighteenth century. The goal of Al-Jazzar was to develop the city of Acre and stimulate trade And construction in the city, and this was during the transformation of Acre from a city in the Ottoman era from a small village to an active port city. There are three main rooms in the bathroom, which are the summer dressing room, the lukewarm room that was used for treatments, and the last room is the hot room, or as it is also called the fumes room.