Design saunaLöyly
Award-winning timber sauna complex on the Hernesaari waterfront with smoke sauna, sea ladder and a terrace restaurant.

Saunas
Helsinki has public saunas for every mood — from a 1920s working-class classic to architectural landmarks on the shoreline.
Always rinse before entering the hot room. It is the one rule no Finn will forgive you for breaking.
Ask before throwing water on the stones — “Saako heittää löylyä?” — and expect a nod.
Most public saunas give you a small paper or linen seat cover. Use it on the benches.
Alternate heat with a sea dip or cold shower, then rest. Three rounds is the classic rhythm.
Mixed saunas require swimsuits; single-sex sections are usually nude. Check each listing.
Conversation is welcome, phones and loud groups are not. The sauna is a calm place.
Design saunaAward-winning timber sauna complex on the Hernesaari waterfront with smoke sauna, sea ladder and a terrace restaurant.
Sea pool & saunaFloating pools and saunas right next to Market Square — swim in heated or sea-water pools with the cathedral in view.
Traditional wood-heatedHelsinki's last original wood-heated public sauna, open since 1928 in the heart of Kallio.
Public saunaA volunteer-run, free, open-24/7 sauna on the Kalasatama shoreline — the most Helsinki thing you can do.
Design saunaAn architect-built, wood-fired seaside sauna in Merihaka with a calm, almost meditative atmosphere.
Traditional wood-heatedA small wood-heated sauna on a tiny island en route to Suomenlinna, open in summer.