Grat architecture and well designed Iranian bath. Here is a historical and anthropology museum of Arak.

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A must visit building with many interesting archeological findings from Marakazi region

What an amazing place to visit. This was a public bath in Qajar time in Arak with walls coverd by wonderful Qajar painted ceramics and tiles. The place is now a museum with historical items on display from the region. The most amazing item in the museum is the 7500 years old skeletion with almost perfectly preserved bones from Sarsakhti archeological site near Arak. I also noticed a dice as old as Il-khanate monarchy in Iran about 750 years ago.

The untold stories of Markazi region

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(Translated by Google) The furniture inside the museum is very beautiful and related to different periods of arrangement due to lack of bad space and very poor lighting, but it is definitely worth seeing and architecture does not matter **** (Original) وسایل داخل موزه خیلی زیاد قشنگ و مربوط به دوران متفاوت چیدمان به دلیل کمبود جا بد و نور پردازی بسیار ضعیف اما حتما ارزش دیدن داره و معماری حرف نداره ****

(Translated by Google) Historical Museum of Hammam Four Seasons is located in Abbas Abad Street. Of course, there are other historical monuments of the 3000-year-old ancient hill of Shazand. (Original) موزه تاریخی حمام چهار فصل در خیابان عباس آباد واقع شده. البته آثار تاریخی دیگری از تپه باستانی ۳۰۰۰ ساله شازند در آن وجود دارد.

Hammam Four Seasons is one of the historical monuments of Arak city and belongs to the late Qajar period. This building was built by Haj Mohammad Ibrahim Khansari (born 1232-died 1297) during the time of Ahmad Shah Qajar. This bathhouse is located on Shahid Doktor Beheshti Street and was registered as one of Iran's national works on November 10, 1995 with registration number 1339.

One very beautiful room. Interesting because big (according to the guardian, the biggest hammam in Iran considering the m2). The rest is a musee which itself is the usual miscellaneous of various stuffs (coins, old stones, old cups, old doors, old weapons...) that you will find in every iranian museum.