Fodor's Expert Review Hammam el Basha

As far as public hammams go, this is one of the largest and most accessible (it's 10 minutes north of Djemâa el Fna). Even in its current, rather run-down condition, you get a good sense of how impressive this hammam must have been in its heyday. Instead of the typical series of small, low rooms, here you bathe in large, white-tile chambers that give a pleasant sense of space. After your bath, you'll dry and dress in a huge domed hall inset with stone benches. There are segregated hours for men (morning) and women (afternoon). It's cash only and prices start at 20 DH.