The romanesque building was built in 1194. The work imitated the structure of the moslem bath which were in style at the time. The building had to undergo repairs in 1284. Due to the serious damage caused by the siege of 1283. The establishment was closed in the 15th century, since then, it was privately owned until it was occupied in 1617 by a capuchin convent which used it as a pantry, kitchen and laundry. The name of arab baths became popular in the 19th century. Finally, the ancient baths became began to be run by the government in 1929, marking the start of restoration work.

Opening times:
- from October 1st to March 31st: from 10 to 14h.
- from April 1st to September 30th: from 10 to 19h.
- public holidays: from 10 to 14h. 
Closed on January 1 and 6, ?Sunday of Easter and December 25 and 26.

Price:
- Individual: 1,60€
- Groups: 0,80€
- Discounted: 0,80€ (Students, Senior citizens and children under 16).
- Audio guide: 3€

Addresse: Ferran el Catòlic, s/n

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