Izzeddeen Hammam

The Izz al-Din bath, which is located near Bab al-Hadid, is considered one of the most famous baths in Tripoli. The bath was built on the ruins of an old Latin church, and its area is 745 square meters. The history of the Izz al-Din bath in the northern capital, Tripoli, dates back to 2500 years, as it was built by the Mamluks according to the method Roman and Byzantine traditions, and it has become with the passage of time a place where visitors gather to hang out and exchange conversations in the evening nights, and during the day after returning from work, and it is evident in its design that the past coexists with the present, as the bathroom still maintains its archaeological building that the days gained A beautiful color that tells the history of this bathroom, not to mention the height of its construction, and the ancient chandeliers that make it a museum in itself, which makes it a destination for visitors from the city, and foreign tourists alike.