Hammam Al JAdid (Bathhouse)
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Hammam Al JAdid (Bathhouse)

Old City
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About

Tripoli’s most beautiful and most luxurious; the Hammam is currently undergoing restoration. It is the new Ottoman bath built by Asaad Pasha al-Athem in 1740 AD. It features a luxurious gateway decorated with cornices, domes and beautiful finishes surrounded by white and black stones. Above the gate a string of stones carved out of a single stone turned by the craftsman into a series of separate overlapping rings reflecting unbeatable originality. Inside, the new Hammam looks like the rest of Tripoli’s old Hammams. The grand hall is covered by a huge dome and features a colorful marble floor in exquisite shapes surrounded by stone terraces with a basin and a fountain in the middle. The internal sections partitions (outer, middle and inner) are characterized by domes decorated with different configurations of openings covered with thick glass to allow daylight in.

Historical Significance

Tripoli’s most beautiful and most luxurious old Hammam

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Smart Visitor Tips

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Visit During Daytime
Plan your visit during the morning hours to capture the best natural light hitting the intricate white and black stone facade.
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Capture Architectural Details
Focus your camera on the magnificent arched gateway and ornate cornices; these elements showcase the peak of Ottoman aesthetic craftsmanship.
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Respect Restoration Progress
Since the site is undergoing active restoration, please admire the monument from the designated viewing areas to help preserve its delicate structural integrity.
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Observe Calligraphic Inscriptions
Look closely above the main entrance to spot the finely carved historical inscriptions that identify Asaad Pasha al-Athem as the patron of this 1740 masterpiece.

Visit Information

Hours
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Entry Fee
$4 / Adult
Location
Old City

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