Hammam in Granada

A Hammam experience in Granada, or Arabian Bath, offers a serene retreat reminiscent of the city's Moorish heritage. Located in atmospheric settings often near the Alhambra, these baths feature warm, cold, and hot pools, steam rooms, and traditional massages. Visitors can relax in dimly lit spaces adorned with Arabic decor while enjoying the soothing ambiance of soft music and the scent of essential oils.

Originating from North Africa, the Moors brought the ritual of the Hamman, commonly known as the Arab Baths, to the Andalusian region. It is a gateway to indulge in authentic Arabic traditions, where a visitor can pamper themselves. The authentic Moorish style Arab Baths are known as the Hammam Al Andalus. One of the hammams are located on the foot of Alhambra, and it is opened to public access. The baths are made beautiful with gorgeous Islamic style tile works and huge arches. There are three bathing pool in the Hammam, the cold water, the warm water and the hot water pool. After taking a dip in the pools, people have the option to ask for a massage or a spa treatment that uses fragrant Andalusian oils.