THESSALONIKI BEY BATHS

THESSALONIKI BEY BATHS
Turkish hammam Miniature from Greece
THESSALONIKI BEY BATHS
Turkish hammam Miniature from Greece
THESSALONIKI BEY BATHS
Turkish hammam Miniature from Greece
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Thessaloniki Bey Baths (Bey Hammam) Miniature Model

Located in Thessaloniki, Greece, the Bey Hamamı (Baths of Paradise) is the largest surviving Ottoman bathhouse in the country, built in 1444 by Sultan Murad II. Known for its complex arrangement of lead-covered domes and traditional brick-and-stone masonry, it is a striking piece of Balkan history. Our architectural scale model captures the unique multi-domed roofline and historic masonry of this 15th-century structure. Crafted for cultural miniature exhibitions, this outdoor-ready 3D model provides a fascinating glimpse into traditional Ottoman urban planning.