Was closed. No info on when it shall be open. Sweet info sign out front

An architecturally impressive historical monument from Ottoman times.

İsmail Bey was transferred to Plovdiv after his brother Kızıl Ahmed in the Morea Sanjak took refuge in Uzun Hasan. İsmail Bey, who had many mosques and waterways built around Plovdiv, died in 1479. He was buried in the mausoleum in the Ibn Qasim Masjid, which he had built in Plovdiv. However, this mosque was destroyed by the vandal and barbarian Bulgarians during World War I and a street was built over it.[19][20] İsmail Bey was transferred to Plovdiv after his brother Kızıl Ahmed from the Mora Sanjak took refuge in Uzun Hasan. Ismail Bey, who had many mosques and waterways built around Plovdiv, died in 1479. He was buried in the mausoleum in the Ibn Qasim Mosque in Plovdiv, which he had built. However, this mosque was destroyed by the Bulgarians during World War I and a street was built over it.[19][20]

Nice place, everything seen from the outside but very ok

Worth a quick look for the building.

INTERESTING PLACE!

Nice building and history.

Beautiful ancient Turkish bathhouse converted into a contemporary art center -

Awesome cultural sight-see, do check it

It's seems to be permanently closed.

No more open to public?

Great art exhibits.

Deserted

Currently closed for renovations at the time of posting this review

Hello, My impression of the transformation of Cifte Banya into a contemporary art center is more than negative! I grew up in a house on the former Asenitsa street, which was directly opposite the bathroom. We visited her regularly and I remember what an experience each visit was. My humble opinion is that it could have been transformed into an amazing and modern spa in the very heart of the city. But unfortunately this is not the case. Think of the benefits, fellow citizens! With respect Atanas Kazakov