Hammam Al-Jadeed
Built in 1720 and once the old city’s largest bathhouse, Hammam Al-Jadeed has been restored by the Sharqy Foundation as a place for exhibitions and cultural events.
Why visit
Built in 1720 and once the old city’s largest bathhouse, Hammam Al-Jadeed has been restored by the Sharqy Foundation as a place for exhibitions and cultural events.
Ways to experience this place
Look up into the domes
Follow the sequence of bath chambers and colored-glass openings that once controlled light and heat.
Read the restored hammam
Explore the central hall, fountain, Ottoman ornament, and the building’s path from bathhouse to cultural venue.
Attend a cultural event
Exhibitions and seasonal programming bring the restored rooms back into public life.
Plan your visit
- Location
- Old Saida
- Suggested time
- 35–60 minutes
- Hours and access
- Published daily hours: 09:00–18:00; confirm before travel.
- Best time
- Midday, or during a confirmed exhibition
- Admission
- Access can depend on Sharqy Foundation programming. Contact the venue before making a special trip.
- Good for
- Architecture · exhibitions · Ottoman heritage
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Sources and visitor information
. Confirm changing operational details before travel.