Hamam Shah Mashhad (Anthropological Museum of Mashhad)

Hamam Shah Mashhad (Anthropological Museum of Mashhad)History:Hammam Shah of Mashhad or Hammam Mehdi Qolibayk is a building related to the Safavid era, which was registered as one of Iran's national monuments in 1356. This bathhouse was also used during the Qajar and Pahlavi eras, and in 1377, it was transformed into the Mashhad Museum of Anthropology.Architecture:Hammam Shah Mashhad is a type of traditional Iranian baths with a four-evan plan, and bricks and mortar are used in its construction. This building includes different parts such as Sarbineh, Garmkhaneh, Khazine, Tun, etc.Museum of Anthropology:In the Museum of Anthropology of Mashhad, objects and accessories of Mashhad people's life in the past are exhibited. These objects include clothes, dishes, agricultural tools, bathroom items, etc.Tourist Attractions:Architecture: Hammam Shah Mashhad with its beautiful and unique architecture is one of the tourist attractions of Mashhad city.Museum of Anthropology: This museum provides an opportunity to learn about the culture and life of the people of Mashhad in the past.

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