The Medieval Hammam

Hammam is a public building with typical architecture of the Ottoman period. It was built in the XV century in the southeast corner of the medieval city. In the center of the planimetric composition of the hammam is the undressing area, which is covered by a spherical dome with a height of 5.8m, equipped with 12 small windows for ventilation. At the top of the dome there is another hemisphere, with a radius of 70 cm, where three more round windows open, which completes the lighting of the room. The warmth in the rooms was distributed through hypocaustum floor.