One Day in Kütahya Merkez: What to See

Historic & Cultural

Saat Kulesi

Kütahya Clock Tower, a clock tower located in the Central district of Kütahya province. The original tower, located in Balıklı Neighborhood opposite Analıca Mosque, where the Municipality Business Center is now, was originally a church bell tower and was transferred to the municipality along with the church after the liberation of Kütahya in 1922. The municipality used the church for electricity generation and turned the bell tower into a clock tower by placing clocks on all four sides.

Turkish Baths & Spa

Balıklı Hamamı

Balıklı Hamamı, located in Kütahya Merkez, was built in 1549 by Rüstem Pasha, who was the Anatolian Beylerbeyi and later Grand Vizier. It features a double hammam plan with separate sections for men and women, characteristic of Ottoman bath architecture. The hammam was restored by the General Directorate of Foundations after being in a dilapidated state before 1980. It is within walking distance of Saat Kulesi (641 m), Cini Muzesi (459 m), and Sadık Atakan Özel Çini Müzesi (476 m).

Historic & Cultural

Muvakkithane

Museums

Sıtkı Olçar Çini Müzesi

Museums

Kent Tarihi Müzesi

Turkish Baths & Spa

Kemer Hamamı

Kemer Hamamı, located in Kütahya's Maruf District, is a significant cultural heritage from the Ottoman period. The hammam has been transformed into a tile and design center through a project funded by the Republic of Turkey and the European Union. Kemer Hamamı aims to contribute to Kütahya's digital transformation and the development of creative industries. Within walking distance of Kemer Hamamı are the Çini Museum (404 m), Sadık Atakan Private Tile Museum (444 m), and Geology Museum (532 m).