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Arab Baths
AL-HARAM

Recovers an ancient tradition: the hammam or Turkish bath, offering a new bathroom concept focused on the general care of the body and keeping the peaceful atmosphere and simple refinement inherited from Al-Andalus.

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Baths
ELVIRA

A small paradise located right in the city. This space has been especially conceived and designed to produce an immediate effect of wellness and relaxation using water

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Baths
PALACIO NAZARI

The Arab Baths

The Arab Baths are one of the most important historic and architectural aspects of Granada, as they are symbolic evidence of the city's religious turmoil all those centuries ago.

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HAMMAM AL-HARAM OF SANTA PAULA

Built on an old Arab cistern and which currently uses water as a therapeutic and relaxation method.

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ELVIRA BATHS

It is a small paradise located right in the city. This space has been especially conceived and designed to produce an immediate effect of wellness and relaxation using water.

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PALACIO NAZARI BATHS

Located on San Miguel Alta Street, in the heart of Granada and just a 5-minute walk from the cathedral, Palacio Nazarí offers a unique space to enjoy a relaxing moment of bathing and massage that will transport you to relive one of Granada’s most ancient and remarkable cultural experiences.

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The Arab Bath in Granada

The public bath houses in Granada take the Arabic name Hammam.
The baths were built by the Muslims because they believed water was a symbol of purity, and so used it to cleanse their bodies, whilst the Christians, on the other hand, believed this to be decadent and heathen behaviour, and so had the majority destroyed, with only a 'few left remaining. It's easy to forget how important the baths were in Moorish life: they were a key focal point for social activity, second only to the mosque. They help to give us a glimpse into day-to-day life in Arab-era Granada.

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