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The bath, which is one of the architectural examples of the Ottoman period, was built by Erzurum Beylerbeyi Ali Pasha in 1573. It has a rectangular plan and stone was used as building material. The bath consists of two parts, the women's and men's section. The men's part is made up of undressing, warmth, warmth and private rooms. The dressing part has two floors and the ceiling is domed. The warm section is rectangular and covered by a dome and two side vaults. The warmth part has a square plan and is covered with domes with halvets. The plan of the women's section of the bath also shows the same features as the men's section.