Hamamni Persian Baths
Hamamni Persian Baths
3.5
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3.5
141 reviews
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Virginia D
18 contributions
Jul. 2023 • Family
We did not have a formal guide for this tour, and there is limited information to read in the baths themselves. You are best to read up beforehand about the site. You can get an idea of the functions inside and the structure is relatively complex.

Your guide can get a key from the lady at reception and take you around to the back of the building where you go through a door. There is a very steep staircase up to the roof which shows the complex structure from above and gives a good view over this part of Stone Town.
Written 8 July 2023
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Emily
66 contributions
Aug. 2022
We walked to the site and there was a women at the entrance of the baths. A student came over and gave us a nice tour. He showed us the different rooms and explained them well (the changing room, waiting room, bathrooms, hot and cool baths, rooftop, and where the fire would be started). It cost $5 each and was worth the visit.
Written 12 September 2022
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dmittleman
Palm Beach Gardens, FL1,445 contributions
Jul. 2021
These baths in a quiet part of town are nicely restored and give you a good idea of what they would have looked like in years past. The mannequins could use some updating (or removal) but the overall experience is good
Written 24 July 2021
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MontyAreI
Toronto, Canada24 contributions
Feb. 2020
The entrance fee is low (5000 TSH, I believe) but does not include a guide. There were a few signs to explain the purpose of the room or what occurred there but not much else. We were a little disappointed as we wanted to know more but there was no one to ask. The self tour takes approximately 5-10 minutes.
Written 23 February 2020
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Jentheswede
London, UK14 contributions
Jan. 2020
If you're interested in architecture it's a great place to visit and make sure you don't miss going up on the roof.
Written 9 January 2020
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Tjaart H
Pringle Bay, South Africa367 contributions
Aug. 2019
There is really not much to see in these baths. I thought it would be more interesting, but it took me about 5 minutes to walk through. There is no explanation and nobody to tell you anything about it.

This is not worth going to see in my opinion. There are plenty more interesting places to visit
Written 15 October 2019
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Rosario_it
Belgium1,827 contributions
Nov. 2018
As other people that inside there is almost nothing we had a look around and saw just the first room where you buy the ticket.
Inside we could see some white walls and some decorations.
Written 16 September 2019
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Lucie
Prague, Czech Republic81 contributions
Sep. 2019 • Solo
I wanted to see this place since I come to Stone Town regularly. There’s really not that much to see and little explanation. There was no guide when I came there and it cost me 5000 TZS. Took me about 5 minutes to walk around.
Written 13 September 2019
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TheTrailingSpouse
Edinburgh, UK163 contributions
Jul. 2019 • Couples
Your imagination is needed in buckets. There is very little description of what it is and was. A waster opportunity.
Written 18 July 2019
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Dabsyp
Seville, Spain52 contributions
Jun. 2019 • Family
An interesting part of Zanzibar's history. Cheap to get in, and the staff provide an informative tour lasting 20mins or so. Best part is heading up to the roof where the Sultan used to come to watch the sunset. Not stunning but would have been a shame to miss it.
Written 29 June 2019
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