HISTORICAL KERVANSARAY HAMAM

Kervansaray Thermal Bath is located in the Cekirge district, one of the oldest settlements of Bursa. This hamam, famous for its thermal waters, dates back to Roman times. After the Ottoman conquest of Bursa, the Hamam, which had undergone a major restoration in 1389 at the time of Murat Hüdavendigar, immediately underwent a second restoration after the opening of the Kervansaray Hotel. In both parts of the hamam, which consists of two parts, ladies and gentlemen, there is a pool with thermal water. Bicarbonate, an oligomeric, hypotonic mineral water rich in calcium ions, has a temperature of about 44 degrees. Thermal water has healing effects in chronic periods of inflammatory rheumatic diseases, rheumatoid diseases of soft touch, gastric intestinal system diseases, diarrhea and gout diseases.