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Haymana Hot Springs

Haymana, Ankara

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A historic thermal spring thought to have been used since the Hittites, known for its Roman-era pools and tunnels.

Safety warning

People with cardiovascular conditions and pregnant women should consult a doctor before entering thermal pools.

Its story

Haymana's hot spring is right next to the district center. The pool and tunnel at the point where the water emerges are said to date back to very early times; in the Roman period the tunnel was reportedly extended to distribute the water, and pools and baths were built around it. The water, at about 44 °C, is used for bathing and drinking cures thanks to its bicarbonate and mineral content. Today there are thermal facilities run by the municipality and private businesses around the spring. It is a relaxing stop for those touring the Battle of Sakarya battlefield.

Key facts

Admission
Paid, depending on facility
Getting there
About 75 km southwest of Ankara, central Haymana
Visit duration
2–3 hours
Water temperature
About 44 °C

Trip purpose

  • Rainy day

Location

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39.42862, 32.49847

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