The bathhouse of the Guarded Citadel
The Judge's Bathhouse, by the al-Jabiya Gate
The bathhouse in the quarter of al-Qassa‘
The bathhouse along the Hashimites' Lane, which was old and fallen into ruin, becoming known as "The New Bathhouse" after its restoration by the eunuch Hasan
The Bathhouse of al-Qusayr
The Bathhouse of the Daughter of the Emir Jarukh is a nice one.
The Bathhouse of al-Sharif al-‘Aqiqi
The Bathhouse of the Diwan is a nice one.
The Hatters' Bathhouse in the al-Fakhriyya bazaar
The Saddlers' Bathhouse in the Market of ‘Ali
The new Bathhouse of Nur al-Din, in the Corn Market
The Bathhouse of Ibn Abi Nasr, behind the little market of Bab al-Saghir
The bathhouse of Palm Lane by the same Bab al-Saghir, an endowment of Nur al-Din, may God have mercy on his soul
The bathhouse of al-Hijji [al-Hamawi] on al-Jumahi Lane, near the quarter of al-Maqsallat [< Gk. makella "market buildings"], which fell into ruin and was converted into a house by Ibn Qawwam
The Bathhouse of Suwayd, by the house of Ibn Manzu
The Bathhouse of the Staircase, on Staircase Alley by the slaughterhouse
The Bathhouse of Greengrocers Lane
The Bathhouse of al-Rahba
The bathhouse by the Confectioners' Gate [of the Umayyad Mosque], known as the Mu’ayyad Bathhouse
The bathhouse next to it, known as the Bathhouse of al-Sallariya
The Bathhouse of Khafif, on Khafif Lane near the Bab al-Faradis
The Bathhouse of Ibn Kulli, by the Tarkhan's house
The Coppersmiths' Bathhouse near the portico of Karrus, which sits above a well
The bathhouse right by it, known as the bathhouse of Ibn Qutayta, which also sits above a well.
The small bathhouse of the vizier al-Mazdaqani's house
The Cheesemakers' Bathhouse, on Cheesemakers Lane, behind the ironworkers
The Bathhouse of Ibn Abi Hisham, on Ropemakers Lane
The Bathhouse of al-Tamimi in the Watermelon Building, which fell into ruin and was converted into tenements
The bathhouse in [the market of] the Khuraymis, behind the Embroiderers' Market, sits on a well.
The Embroiderers' Bathhouse, behind the covered acqueduct of the Sunday Market
The Bathhouse of al-Lu’lu’a (The Pearl), known long ago as the Bathhouse of the Yazidis, used to be nice. It was built on a circular plan, later enlarged, and an aqueduct was dug for it. Now only its circular outline remains.
The Bathhouse of Ibn Abi Hadid, by the minaret of Fayruz
The ‘Alawi Bathhouse, behind ‘Alawi Way, in the Church of Mary
The Bathhouse of the Lane of the Rock sits over a well, and water was diverted to it later on.
The bathhouse by the head of the Bridge of Sinan
The Bathhouse of Khutluba, near the Church of Mary
The Bathhouse of Ibn ‘Ubada, near the park of Qassam and the portico of Janah
The Bathhouse of ‘Ali al-Manjaniqi, by the Eastern Gate
The Bathhouse of Ibn Sasri, by the Gate of Thomas
The Bathhouse of al-Sharif, by the house of Ibn Buri, fed by an aqueduct and a well
From Ibn ‘Asakir's History of Damascus
