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Qajar Bath is one of the oldest and biggest public bathes in Qazvin, which was built on the order of the Safavid ruler Shah Abbas (1571-1629) by one of his commanders. The bathhouse includes a changing room (sarbineh) and a hot chamber (garm khaneh), and had a section for use by women and one for men. There is a big octagonal pool (howz) in the middle of the sarbineh, which has six elevated platforms where customers once sat for rest. In 2000, in Qajar Bath was turned into Qazvin Anthropology Museum and now displays wax figures showing the customs, ethnicities and different vocations of Qazvin.
Qajar Bath
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Address
Qazvin Province, Qazvin, District 1, Dargahi، Hammam Qajar