Hammam Al-Ándalus – Arab Baths of CordobaHammam Al-Ándalus – Arab Baths of Cordoba
Find the Hammam Experience in these Arab Baths in Córdoba. Feel the Water Journey, massages, rituals and experiences with which to let your emotion flow. The Hammam, or Arab baths of Córdoba, consists of three water rooms with different temperatures: a temperate (tepidarium) at 36 degrees Celsius, a hot (caldarium) where the water reaches 40 degrees Celsius and the cold (frigidarium) with a pool at 15 degrees Celsius. The tour is completed with a steam room (Turkish bath) and a rest room with a fountain of tea and water: a unique environment where total relaxation is achieved with a relaxing or exfoliating massage and aromatherapy.
What are the Hammam?
A hammam, also known as an Arab bath, a Turkish bath or a haman, is a steam bath that includes cleaning the body and relaxing. By extension they are also named like this, the buildings in which they were and whose structure responded to the different rooms that the bathroom process requires. From its Arabic name al-ḥamma derive the Spanish toponyms «Alhama» and the Portuguese «Alfama».
The process of taking a Turkish bath is a wet variant of a sauna, but it is more related to Roman bathing practices. Taking a Turkish bath first demands relaxation in a room (known as a warm room) heated with a continuous flow of hot air that allows the batter to breathe freely. Then, they move into an even hotter room (known as a hot room) before diving into a cold pool. After having a full body wash and receiving a massage, they are finally removed to the cooling room for a period of relaxation. Visitors are given a cloth, called futa, that is worn around the waist like a pareo, in addition to serving as a towel.
The reservation is subject to schedule availability at Hammam Al-Ándalus. We recommend making the reservation 48 hours in advance.
Córdoba Tickets
9.5 out of 10
Hammam Al-Ándalus – Arab Baths of Cordoba
Find the Hammam Experience in these Arab Baths in Córdoba. Feel the Water Journey, massages, rituals and experiences with which to let your emotion flow. The Hammam, or Arab baths of Córdoba, consists of three water rooms with different temperatures: a temperate (tepidarium) at 36 degrees Celsius, a hot (caldarium) where the water reaches 40 degrees Celsius and the cold (frigidarium) with a pool at 15 degrees Celsius. The tour is completed with a steam room (Turkish bath) and a rest room with a fountain of tea and water: a unique environment where total relaxation is achieved with a relaxing or exfoliating massage and aromatherapy.
What are the Hammam?
A hammam, also known as an Arab bath, a Turkish bath or a haman, is a steam bath that includes cleaning the body and relaxing. By extension they are also named like this, the buildings in which they were and whose structure responded to the different rooms that the bathroom process requires. From its Arabic name al-ḥamma derive the Spanish toponyms «Alhama» and the Portuguese «Alfama».
The process of taking a Turkish bath is a wet variant of a sauna, but it is more related to Roman bathing practices. Taking a Turkish bath first demands relaxation in a room (known as a warm room) heated with a continuous flow of hot air that allows the batter to breathe freely. Then, they move into an even hotter room (known as a hot room) before diving into a cold pool. After having a full body wash and receiving a massage, they are finally removed to the cooling room for a period of relaxation. Visitors are given a cloth, called futa, that is worn around the waist like a pareo, in addition to serving as a towel.
The reservation is subject to schedule availability at Hammam Al-Ándalus. We recommend making the reservation 48 hours in advance.
Córdoba Tickets
9.5 out of 10
Description
Find the Hammam Experience in these Arab Baths in Córdoba. Feel the Water Journey, massages, rituals and experiences with which to let your emotion flow. The Hammam, or Arab baths of Córdoba, consists of three water rooms with different temperatures: a temperate (tepidarium) at 36 degrees Celsius, a hot (caldarium) where the water reaches 40 degrees Celsius and the cold (frigidarium) with a pool at 15 degrees Celsius. The tour is completed with a steam room (Turkish bath) and a rest room with a fountain of tea and water: a unique environment where total relaxation is achieved with a relaxing or exfoliating massage and aromatherapy.
What are the Hammam?
A hammam, also known as an Arab bath, a Turkish bath or a haman, is a steam bath that includes cleaning the body and relaxing. By extension they are also named like this, the buildings in which they were and whose structure responded to the different rooms that the bathroom process requires. From its Arabic name al-ḥamma derive the Spanish toponyms «Alhama» and the Portuguese «Alfama».
The process of taking a Turkish bath is a wet variant of a sauna, but it is more related to Roman bathing practices. Taking a Turkish bath first demands relaxation in a room (known as a warm room) heated with a continuous flow of hot air that allows the batter to breathe freely. Then, they move into an even hotter room (known as a hot room) before diving into a cold pool. After having a full body wash and receiving a massage, they are finally removed to the cooling room for a period of relaxation. Visitors are given a cloth, called futa, that is worn around the waist like a pareo, in addition to serving as a towel.
The reservation is subject to schedule availability at Hammam Al-Ándalus. We recommend making the reservation 48 hours in advance.
Meeting point
The Hammam is located on Calle Corregidor Luis de la Cerda, 51.
Schedules
Distributed in two-hour shifts, the first pass being at 10.00 and the last one at 24.00
The availability of schedules is subject to the Hammam’s own. We recommend making your reservation 48 hours in advance.
Languages
Within the Hammam they serve you in both Spanish and English.
Duration
The full bathroom has a maximum duration of two hours.
Cancellation
The reservation can be canceled up to 24 hours before it without any cost. The schedule may be modified (always subject to Hammam availability) up to 12 hours before.
