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Restored 500-Year-Old Zeyrek Hamam

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History and Current Status: Mimar Sinan built the hamam in 1530s, covered in thousands of blue Iznik tiles
Closed in 2010 due to dilapidation, reopened briefly for Istanbul Biennial
Will reopen September 30 as exhibition venue, then public bath from March 2024
Restoration and Exhibitions: Museum will showcase Roman, Ottoman and Byzantine artifacts
AR display will recreate original turquoise-tiled walls
New contemporary art space beneath Byzantine cistern
Museum will feature artifacts including mother-of-pearl clogs
Bathing Experience: Three-room system: cold room, warm room, steamy hararet
Traditional Ottoman massage treatments with modern amenities
Gender-segregated sections with rotating days
Modern facilities blend Ottoman design with contemporary amenities
Location and Impact: Located in Zeyrek neighborhood near Zeyrek Mosque
Within 15-minute walk of Süleymaniye Mosque and Aqueduct of Valens
Plans to transform neighborhood into cultural tourism destination
Could help preserve historic sites while attracting visitors