Fin Hammam

Kashan County, Iran

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

Strollie cannot guarantee access — always check before you travel.

Fin Bathhouse, located in the Fin garden of Kashan, Iran, is a dual-bath complex representing both Safavid and Qajar architectural traditions. The smaller bath dates to the Safavid era and was constructed alongside the original garden, while the larger bath was added during the reign of Fath Ali Shah and reserved for state dignitaries, earning the designation "Royal Bath." The general population used the smaller structure. Both baths retain the traditional features and architectural elements characteristic of Iranian bathhouse design, employing tile, plaster, brick, and stone. The complex gained historical prominence as the site of Amir Kabir's assassination on January 10, 1852. Registered as an Iranian national monument in 1314 HS (1935–36), Fin Bathhouse was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011 and now functions as a bath museum.

Movement

Safavid architecture Qajar architecture

Type: hammam, cultural property
Materials: tile, plaster, brick, stone
Heritage: Iranian National Heritage
Place: Kashan County, Iran

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