Qajar Bathhouse in Qazvin

Qajar bathhouse in Qazvin, which dates back to the Safavid period, has an area of more than a thousand meters, which in this regard can be said to have been the largest public bath of its period.

The plan of this bath is octagonal, which consists of two parts for men and women. Because the Qajar bath was built by order of Shah Abbas Safavid, in the past it was also called the royal bath.

After renovation, this bath has been turned into an anthropological museum in Qazvin, which is divided into three sections: ethnicities, occupations, and customs.