The baths were for public use used by both men and
women. Separate entrance times ensured that there was
no peeping or funny stuff. Built by the son of Said
the Great, Burgash bin Said. The old tubs can still be
seen, although there is no water. The front rooms were
used for changing and socialising. Look out for the
warm room, which had underground hot water aqueducts.
It was then frequented by the wealthy. The place is
best to see without a guide, if you want.
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