Espoo Saunas
A map of 5 Saunas in Espoo.
Gåsgrund Sauna
A free sauna on the island of Gåsgrun.
Löylykontti Matinkylä Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunat
A private Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunat on Matinkylä Beach. You can rent it hourly as a public Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunat (with other people) or private if you want it all to yourself. There is also a winter swimming spot nearby.
Laguuni Keilaniemi Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunat
laguuni offers 2 floating Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunats you can rent. One is wood buring & one electric. You can buy a season ticket and use it every day. Or, you can join a public Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunat shift for a one time fee.
Löylykontti Kivenlahti Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunat
A private Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunat next to Kivenlahden uimaranta (public beach) and dog beach. You can rent it hourly as a public Saunat, ilmaiset saunat, yleiset saunat (with other people) or private if you want it all to yourself.
Vaakkoin Sauna
The Vaakkoi wilderness cabin offers weekend sauna sessions during the winter season (1.11.-30.4), with a cost of 7 euros plus visit fees. Reservations must be made at least 2 days in advance. The sauna requires a 1.5-hour shift, and non-members can bring two non-members. If you are a member of Helsingin Latu ja Polku it is free to use.
Saunas in Espoo
Experience Finnish sauna culture. From urban public saunas to rustic wilderness log saunas by the lake.
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