Name: Hammam As Sarah
Address: Unnamed Rd, Jordan, JO

Hammam As Sarah is a point of interest, located at Unnamed Rd, Jordan

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Unnamed Rd

Added by Jopie, at 14 December 2016

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Muhsen Albawab

12 June 2018

Very small building with a very interesting history of construction and reconstruction
If you’re a student of conservation, architecture or preservation this place is a must visit after you visit Al Hallabat Castle which is right next to it.
It also offers a glimpse into the life of an Umayyad Bath with its small chambers.
Ps: it looks much bigger in pictures, in reality it’s a rather tiny small building.
Brett Downing

22 April 2018

Very small and seems no one visits, except me. There by myself, no parking
Andrea Papadimitriou

08 March 2018

Interesting place to visit.
مرح الحلبي

10 February 2018

ممتاز
Malek Al-king

07 February 2018

رائع جدا ، يوجد الكثير من التفاصيل الدقيقة و يتمتع بروعة التصميم ، احببته
Jesús Díaz

09 December 2017

Umayyad bath and audience hall nicely restored by the Spanish Archaeological Mission. It is a good place to bring your kids and together explore the rooms. 15-30 minutes time is enough to see the place. There are no restrooms here.

One should be mindful not to disturb anything, and not to litter the place. Therefore, one's garbage should be collected and brought home.
Jesús Díaz

21 October 2017

Umayyad bath and audience hall nicely restored by the Spanish Archaeological Mission. It is a good place to bring your kids and together explore the rooms. 15-30 minutes time is enough to see the place. There are no restrooms here.
Rasheed Ahmed

11 August 2017

Hammam as-Sarah is an Umayyad bathhouse located in Zarqa, Jordan, and built in connection with the complex of Qasr al-Hallabat, which stands some 2 kilometres to the west.
هيثم الزبن

10 July 2017

قصر اموي رائع جدا
Ibrahem Azapin

31 December 2016

مكان مميز
Rasheed Ahmed

21 December 2016

It's just a small beautiful hammam built by the Umayyad as a bath house.It had been built in connection with the complex of Qasr Al_ Hallabat. you're going to enjoy visiting in less than an hour.