Przystań na Eisenberga is a sports and leisure centre on Filipa Eisenberga with an indoor pool, a gym and a saunarium overlooking the pool. The saunarium has seven small saunas: a fire sauna, a stone sauna, a herbal sauna, an infrared cabin, a salt grotto, a Roman steam bath and a hammam with heated marble benches, plus an ice fountain and a bucket shower. Saunas are used without swimwear. From 16 September to 31 May it opens weekdays 5–10:30 PM and weekends 4–10 PM, and from 6 PM in summer.
The Saunarium at Kraków's Park Wodny water park is a 400 m² sauna zone for over-16s with nine options: a show sauna for themed ceremonies, a sea-salt steam bath, a banya, a 100°C fire sauna, a herbal sauna, an infrared salt cabin, a cedar sauna, a steam room and an iodine salt sauna. Cooling is in a cold-water tub and an ice well, and about 65 ceremonies run each week. It opens daily 8 AM–10 PM; a pool-and-saunarium ticket costs 70 zł for one hour.
In Balance is a small pool and training studio on Aleja Armii Krajowej with an 11.5 × 5.5 m pool up to 2.35 m deep, a separate children's paddling pool, a compact gym and a relaxation area beside the pool with two saunas: a Finnish dry sauna at 80–110°C and an infrared sauna at 40–60°C with loungers. It also runs swimming lessons.
Hotel Stary on Szczepańska in the Old Town has a wellness and spa centre in its medieval cellars with two swimming pools, a dry sauna, a steam room, a salt-iodine grotto and a gym. Non-guests can buy a single entry with no time limit for 150 zł (100 zł for children from age three), and a 10-entry pass is sold. The wellness zone opens daily from 8 AM to midnight, and massages are available from 9 AM to 10 PM.
Przystań na Eisenberga is a sports and leisure centre on Filipa Eisenberga with an indoor pool, a gym and a saunarium overlooking the pool. The saunarium has seven small saunas: a fire sauna, a stone sauna, a herbal sauna, an infrared cabin, a salt grotto, a Roman steam bath and a hammam with heated marble benches, plus an ice fountain and a bucket shower. Saunas are used without swimwear. From 16 September to 31 May it opens weekdays 5–10:30 PM and weekends 4–10 PM, and from 6 PM in summer.
The Saunarium at Kraków's Park Wodny water park is a 400 m² sauna zone for over-16s with nine options: a show sauna for themed ceremonies, a sea-salt steam bath, a banya, a 100°C fire sauna, a herbal sauna, an infrared salt cabin, a cedar sauna, a steam room and an iodine salt sauna. Cooling is in a cold-water tub and an ice well, and about 65 ceremonies run each week. It opens daily 8 AM–10 PM; a pool-and-saunarium ticket costs 70 zł for one hour.
In Balance is a small pool and training studio on Aleja Armii Krajowej with an 11.5 × 5.5 m pool up to 2.35 m deep, a separate children's paddling pool, a compact gym and a relaxation area beside the pool with two saunas: a Finnish dry sauna at 80–110°C and an infrared sauna at 40–60°C with loungers. It also runs swimming lessons.
Hotel Stary on Szczepańska in the Old Town has a wellness and spa centre in its medieval cellars with two swimming pools, a dry sauna, a steam room, a salt-iodine grotto and a gym. Non-guests can buy a single entry with no time limit for 150 zł (100 zł for children from age three), and a 10-entry pass is sold. The wellness zone opens daily from 8 AM to midnight, and massages are available from 9 AM to 10 PM.