Arak Four Seasons Bath Museum: A Journey to Iran’s History and Culture
Arak Four Seasons Bath Museum is a magnificent building from the Qajar period, which was opened in 2004 as an anthropological museum. This bath, which is located on Shahid Beheshti Street in Arak, attracts every tourist with its beautiful architecture and eye-catching decorations.
History:
Four Seasons Bath was built about 120 years ago by Haj Mohammad Ebrahim Khansari, one of the rich people of Arak.
During its time, this bath was one of the public baths of Arak city and was used by people.
After restoration, the Four Seasons Bath was opened as Arak Anthropology Museum in 1384.
Architecture:
Arak Four Seasons Bath is an example of authentic Iranian architecture.
The use of bricks, tiles, plaster and painting in the construction of this bathroom has given it a beautiful and eye-catching effect.
The different parts of the bathroom, including the shower head, greenhouse, cabinet, tone, etc., with their own decorations, each one has a unique beauty.
The wall paintings of the Four Seasons Bath are considered among the most beautiful paintings of the Qajar period in Iran.
These paintings depict images from the stories of the Shahnameh, Iranian mythology, as well as scenes from people’s daily lives.
