Mukkula Manor opens its two lakeside Finnish saunas to public sessions on Fridays and Saturdays, subject to private bookings. Pay at the manor and bring a towel. Both saunas face Lake Vesijärvi, with lake dipping in summer and winter; either sauna can also be hired for a private group.
Nosturi offers public sauna sessions on the shore of Lake Vesijärvi, with a lakeside swimming spot. The heated lineup can include a panoramic sauna, pier sauna and smoke sauna; individual saunas rotate by day, so check the operator schedule. No advance booking is needed for the public session.
Teivaan Hehku has daily public sauna sessions on Lake Vesijärvi. At least one sauna is heated for the shared session, and a wood-fired sauna is normally available unless privately booked. A warm outdoor pool and year-round lake swimming round out the visit; online bench reservations are recommended.
Lahti’s central public swimming hall includes two Finnish saunas on each side of the changing rooms and a shared, partitioned steam sauna. The single-entry swim ticket covers up to two hours in the facility. A 25-metre pool, therapy pool and whirlpool are also available.
Kivimaa is a public Lahti swimming hall with two Finnish saunas on each side of the changing rooms. Its single-entry ticket allows a two-hour visit. The venue also has a 25-metre pool, children’s pool and a 9°C cold plunge pool; quieter hours may have only one sauna heated.
Nastola swimming hall in eastern Lahti welcomes day visitors with Finnish saunas in the women’s and men’s changing areas. The public entry ticket allows a two-hour visit and also gives access to a 25-metre pool, children’s pool and 9°C cold pool.
Saksala is a public swimming hall serving south Lahti. The women’s and men’s changing areas each have a Finnish sauna, included with the regular two-hour swim admission. The hall also has a 25-metre pool and a warmer children’s pool.
Mukkula Manor opens its two lakeside Finnish saunas to public sessions on Fridays and Saturdays, subject to private bookings. Pay at the manor and bring a towel. Both saunas face Lake Vesijärvi, with lake dipping in summer and winter; either sauna can also be hired for a private group.
Nosturi offers public sauna sessions on the shore of Lake Vesijärvi, with a lakeside swimming spot. The heated lineup can include a panoramic sauna, pier sauna and smoke sauna; individual saunas rotate by day, so check the operator schedule. No advance booking is needed for the public session.
Teivaan Hehku has daily public sauna sessions on Lake Vesijärvi. At least one sauna is heated for the shared session, and a wood-fired sauna is normally available unless privately booked. A warm outdoor pool and year-round lake swimming round out the visit; online bench reservations are recommended.
Lahti’s central public swimming hall includes two Finnish saunas on each side of the changing rooms and a shared, partitioned steam sauna. The single-entry swim ticket covers up to two hours in the facility. A 25-metre pool, therapy pool and whirlpool are also available.
Kivimaa is a public Lahti swimming hall with two Finnish saunas on each side of the changing rooms. Its single-entry ticket allows a two-hour visit. The venue also has a 25-metre pool, children’s pool and a 9°C cold plunge pool; quieter hours may have only one sauna heated.
Nastola swimming hall in eastern Lahti welcomes day visitors with Finnish saunas in the women’s and men’s changing areas. The public entry ticket allows a two-hour visit and also gives access to a 25-metre pool, children’s pool and 9°C cold pool.
Saksala is a public swimming hall serving south Lahti. The women’s and men’s changing areas each have a Finnish sauna, included with the regular two-hour swim admission. The hall also has a 25-metre pool and a warmer children’s pool.