The Baths of the Jewish Quarter in Baza, Granada, are a fascinating medieval structure inspired by Roman baths. This simple yet remarkable building consists of several chambers, including the frigidarium (cold pool), tepidarium (warm pool), and caldarium (steam room).

Both the frigidarium and tepidarium feature barrel vaults supported by Ionic columns, while the caldarium boasts a scalloped vaulted ceiling with small star-shaped openings, creating a magical ambiance.

These baths were places of leisure and recreation, with separate areas for men and women. The hot water symbolized the protection of the sultan, while the cool water represented his generosity.

In addition to the Baths of the Jewish Quarter in Baza, two more examples can be found in Mallorca, specifically on Serra Street and within the Royal Palace of La Almudaina. These architectural gems provide visitors with a glimpse into the historical bathing practices and cultural significance of the past, offering a unique and immersive experience in Mallorca's rich heritage.