Hammam – Il Bagno Turco, on Via Torrearsa near the Politeama, calls itself Palermo's first Turkish bath. Its route follows the Islamic tradition: changing room, a tepidarium at 30–35°C and a calidarium under a red-brick dome at 40–45°C and 95–100% humidity, with Moroccan soap, gommage, a hydromassage tub and a relaxation area. All visits are booked ahead; 90 minutes cost €49. Monday, Wednesday and Friday are women only, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mixed.
Quintocanto Hotel & SPA is a design hotel in a 16th-century palazzo on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, steps from the Quattro Canti. Its spa route covers a Turkish bath, a sauna, a chromotherapy shower and a heated pool with hydromassage and a cervical waterfall, with herbal teas in the relaxation area; one hour costs €45. A private hammam room hosts black-soap savonage and kessa-glove scrubs, from €75 for 90 minutes. Hotel guests get 20% off the spa list.
Hammam – Il Bagno Turco, on Via Torrearsa near the Politeama, calls itself Palermo's first Turkish bath. Its route follows the Islamic tradition: changing room, a tepidarium at 30–35°C and a calidarium under a red-brick dome at 40–45°C and 95–100% humidity, with Moroccan soap, gommage, a hydromassage tub and a relaxation area. All visits are booked ahead; 90 minutes cost €49. Monday, Wednesday and Friday are women only, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mixed.
Quintocanto Hotel & SPA is a design hotel in a 16th-century palazzo on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, steps from the Quattro Canti. Its spa route covers a Turkish bath, a sauna, a chromotherapy shower and a heated pool with hydromassage and a cervical waterfall, with herbal teas in the relaxation area; one hour costs €45. A private hammam room hosts black-soap savonage and kessa-glove scrubs, from €75 for 90 minutes. Hotel guests get 20% off the spa list.