The Pasha Bath, also known as the İskender Paşa Bath, was built in 1531 AD by the governor of Trabzon, İskender Paşa, and although the inscription was destroyed, the hamam itself remains to this day. The architecture of the bathroom is a typical example of Ottoman architecture, and the bathroom contains two separate sections for men and women, and is characterized by an octagonal ceiling supported by columns in the men’s section, and the women’s section, which has a separate entrance and a stone clothing section, consists of two separate sections for cold and warmth and is covered with a dome one.