Vakil Bathhouse
حمام وکیل
An 18th-century Zand-era public bathhouse, with a domed hall and wax figures recreating traditional bathhouse life.
Vakil Bathhouse was built during Karim Khan's time alongside the mosque and consists of an undressing hall and a hot bath area. The octagonal domed hall is decorated with stone carvings and Qajar-era murals. It is now a museum, using wax figures to recreate scenes of traditional bathhouse life, including haircutting, scrubbing and tea drinking. A visit takes about 30 minutes; you can buy a combined ticket with the mosque and citadel, or buy separately. Located beside Vakil Mosque.
Opening hours
About 08:00–20:00
Nearby sights
- Vakil Mosque
- Pars Museum
- Saray-e Moshir
- Vakil Bazaar
- Arg of Karim Khan
- Khan School
- Shah Cheragh
- Atigh Jame' Mosque