Polis Hammam-Polis Loutron

Polis Hammam-Polis Loutron is a traditional Turkish bathhouse located in the vibrant Psiri neighborhood of Athens. With a 4.5-star rating from over 550 reviews, it is one of the top spa experiences in the city. The hammam offers a range of services including traditional steam baths, body scrubs, foam massages, and aromatherapy treatments. The interior is beautifully decorated with marble, mosaics, and intricate tilework, creating a serene and authentic atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy the classic hammam ritual: a steam session in a warm, humid room, followed by a vigorous exfoliating scrub and a relaxing massage. The facility also features a relaxation area with tea. It's a perfect escape from the bustling city streets and a unique cultural experience.

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• Experience a traditional hammam ritual including steam, scrub, and foam massage.
• Admire the beautiful Ottoman-inspired architecture and mosaic details.
• Relax in the serene tea lounge after your treatment.
• Combine your visit with exploring the trendy Psiri neighborhood.
• Book a couples or private session for a more intimate experience.

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Know before you go

• You will be provided with a disposable swimsuit or wrap; bring your own if you prefer.
• Stay hydrated – drink water before and after your treatment.
• No phones or cameras in the treatment areas to respect privacy.
• Arrive 15 minutes early to check in and change.

A bit of history

The hammam tradition in Athens dates back to the Ottoman period. Polis Hammam-Polis Loutron is housed in a restored 19th-century building that once served as a public bath. It continues the centuries-old practice of communal bathing and relaxation.