Mahmut Pasha Hamam

Istanbul, Turkey

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The Mahmut Pasha Hamam is a historic Ottoman bathhouse in Istanbul, founded by Mahmud Pasha, grand vizier to Mehmet II, and completed in 1466. One of the city's oldest surviving hamam structures, it was originally part of the architectural complex surrounding the Mahmud Pasha Mosque, situated northeast of the Grand Bazaar. Damaged through the centuries, the building underwent twentieth-century restoration and now functions as a local shopping centre.