Heldeke! is a theatre-bar in Kalamaja that heats its electric sauna, up to 85°C, for public unisex sessions every Wednesday and Sunday, 17:30 to 19:30 and 20:00 to 22:00. A session costs €7.50 online or €8.50 at the door and is limited to 12 people. After the sauna there is a 15°C pool and a vaudeville-style bar with a full drinks menu. Swimwear, a towel or nothing are all allowed, and the venue can be booked for private events.
Iglupark is a group of igloo-shaped sauna cabins on the waterfront at Noblessner harbour, most of them rented privately by groups. A communal morning sauna is open to anyone with a ticket every day from 8:30 to 12:00; tickets are limited per day and should be bought in advance, and swimwear or a body-covering towel is required. The ticket includes showers, toiletries and drinking water, and the house tip is a plunge into cold water after the heat.
Kalma Saun is a public sauna in Kalamaja, built in 1928, with separate men's and women's sections. The men's side has a sauna with a wood-burning stove, a steam sauna and a pool; the women's side has an electrically heated sauna and a small plunge pool. Both open Monday to Friday 11:00 to 22:00 and at weekends 10:00 to 23:00, with the till closing an hour earlier. Men pay €17 to €20 and women €14 to €17, and a small and a large private sauna can be booked.
Raua Saun has been a public sauna on Raua Street since 1936. It has separate men's and women's saunas plus a shared steam sauna, and groups can book an hourly private sauna. Birch, eucalyptus and red oak whisks are sold on site, and café Fe is in the same building. It is open daily from 11:00 to 21:00 except on sanitation days, the first and third Monday of each month, and a two-hour session in the public sauna costs about €8 to €10.
Tallinna Saun, also called the Tartu maantee sauna, is a public sauna opposite the central bus station that has been running since 1882. It has separate men's and women's saunas: the men's side opens every day except Wednesday and the women's side on Monday, Friday and Sunday, both 10:00 to 21:00. Entry is €14 for men and €12 for women, cash only. Bathers go naked, whisks and towels are sold or rented at the desk, and rooms with a sauna can be hired for private events.
Elamus Spa in Mustamäe bills itself as the largest spa and sauna centre in Estonia, with 22 saunas: 13 in the family area and 9 in the adults-only Spa 21+. Its ritual sauna, heated by a 4-metre stove, seats 100 people and hosts daily rituals led by sauna masters, including Aufguss shows. Outdoor terraces have saunas and hot tubs, and there is a six-lane 25 m pool. It is open daily 10:00 to midnight, and adult tickets cost €25 to €38 with no time limit.
Kalev Spa is a water park and spa hotel in Tallinn's Old Town. The water park has classic Finnish saunas at 80°C and 90°C, a steam and aroma sauna, a juniper sauna and the Salt Lake and Northern Lights saunas, alongside pools and a 66.6 m tube slide. The adults-only, two-floor Sauna Oasis (18+) adds warm pools and a bar, with free sauna rituals every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A Sauna Oasis day pass, water park and towel included, costs €34 on weekdays and €42 at weekends.
RING Spaa & Saunad is a sauna and water centre in Õismäe with ten saunas: Finnish, Russian, smoke, hammam, salt-steam, steam, juniper, birch and amber saunas, and a wood-fired outdoor sauna. Sauna masters lead steam, aroma and salt rituals several evenings a week, included in the ticket along with sauna yoga. The sauna centre is open daily 11:00 to 22:30; adult tickets cost €19 to €31 with no time limit, and a lounge with a private sauna can be hired.
Tallinn Viimsi SPA is a spa hotel in Viimsi, north-east of the city centre, with a recently expanded Spa & Sauna Centre. Its saunas include a black Finnish sauna where whisking is allowed, a smoke sauna, a ritual sauna with automated rituals every day, an infrared yoga sauna, juniper, steam, salt-steam, salt-stone and tropical saunas, an outdoor sauna and a children's sauna. It is open daily 9:30 to 22:00; a three-hour ticket costs €16 to €29, and swimwear is mandatory.
Aqua Spa is the water centre of the Tallink Spa & Conference Hotel between the passenger port and the Old Town. It has a Finnish sauna, a steam sauna, a salt sauna and a hamam, a large indoor pool, a children's pool, jacuzzis and an outdoor pool open from April through the summer, with sauna yoga in the hamam on Mondays and Thursdays. It is open daily 8:00 to 22:00; a three-hour ticket costs €24 Monday to Thursday and €30 Friday to Sunday, and swimwear is compulsory in the pools and saunas.
Meriton Sport is a sports club and water centre at the Park Inn by Radisson Meriton hotel on Toompuiestee. Its water and sauna centre has separate men's and women's Finnish saunas at 90°C, where bathing without swimwear is recommended, and shared steam, salt and aroma saunas, plus an active pool with a counter-current, a relaxation pool and two hot tubs. It is open daily 9:00 to 22:00, and a single ticket covering gym, pools and saunas costs €18 Monday to Thursday and €26 Friday to Sunday.
The spa at the Metropol Spa Hotel in central Tallinn is open to day visitors as well as hotel guests. It has four saunas: a 90°C Finnish sauna, a 75°C aroma sauna, a steam sauna and a salt steam sauna, along with a 32°C pool and four jacuzzis. It opens daily 8:30 to 21:00, though on weekdays before 15:00 only the aroma and steam saunas run. A three-hour visit costs €18 to €22 on weekdays and €32 at weekends, and swimwear is mandatory.
Club 26 is the fitness and health centre of the Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia, with a gym, a 16 m pool and saunas with a view over the city. The sauna area has a Finnish sauna, which can reach 120°C, and a lower-temperature sanarium at 50 to 60°C with aroma and coloured light. It is open daily 7:00 to 22:00, and non-guests can buy a single ticket for the pool, gym and saunas at €20 before 15:00 or €23 after, with towels included. A private sauna can also be booked.
Heldeke! is a theatre-bar in Kalamaja that heats its electric sauna, up to 85°C, for public unisex sessions every Wednesday and Sunday, 17:30 to 19:30 and 20:00 to 22:00. A session costs €7.50 online or €8.50 at the door and is limited to 12 people. After the sauna there is a 15°C pool and a vaudeville-style bar with a full drinks menu. Swimwear, a towel or nothing are all allowed, and the venue can be booked for private events.
Iglupark is a group of igloo-shaped sauna cabins on the waterfront at Noblessner harbour, most of them rented privately by groups. A communal morning sauna is open to anyone with a ticket every day from 8:30 to 12:00; tickets are limited per day and should be bought in advance, and swimwear or a body-covering towel is required. The ticket includes showers, toiletries and drinking water, and the house tip is a plunge into cold water after the heat.
Kalma Saun is a public sauna in Kalamaja, built in 1928, with separate men's and women's sections. The men's side has a sauna with a wood-burning stove, a steam sauna and a pool; the women's side has an electrically heated sauna and a small plunge pool. Both open Monday to Friday 11:00 to 22:00 and at weekends 10:00 to 23:00, with the till closing an hour earlier. Men pay €17 to €20 and women €14 to €17, and a small and a large private sauna can be booked.
Raua Saun has been a public sauna on Raua Street since 1936. It has separate men's and women's saunas plus a shared steam sauna, and groups can book an hourly private sauna. Birch, eucalyptus and red oak whisks are sold on site, and café Fe is in the same building. It is open daily from 11:00 to 21:00 except on sanitation days, the first and third Monday of each month, and a two-hour session in the public sauna costs about €8 to €10.
Tallinna Saun, also called the Tartu maantee sauna, is a public sauna opposite the central bus station that has been running since 1882. It has separate men's and women's saunas: the men's side opens every day except Wednesday and the women's side on Monday, Friday and Sunday, both 10:00 to 21:00. Entry is €14 for men and €12 for women, cash only. Bathers go naked, whisks and towels are sold or rented at the desk, and rooms with a sauna can be hired for private events.
Elamus Spa in Mustamäe bills itself as the largest spa and sauna centre in Estonia, with 22 saunas: 13 in the family area and 9 in the adults-only Spa 21+. Its ritual sauna, heated by a 4-metre stove, seats 100 people and hosts daily rituals led by sauna masters, including Aufguss shows. Outdoor terraces have saunas and hot tubs, and there is a six-lane 25 m pool. It is open daily 10:00 to midnight, and adult tickets cost €25 to €38 with no time limit.
Kalev Spa is a water park and spa hotel in Tallinn's Old Town. The water park has classic Finnish saunas at 80°C and 90°C, a steam and aroma sauna, a juniper sauna and the Salt Lake and Northern Lights saunas, alongside pools and a 66.6 m tube slide. The adults-only, two-floor Sauna Oasis (18+) adds warm pools and a bar, with free sauna rituals every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A Sauna Oasis day pass, water park and towel included, costs €34 on weekdays and €42 at weekends.
RING Spaa & Saunad is a sauna and water centre in Õismäe with ten saunas: Finnish, Russian, smoke, hammam, salt-steam, steam, juniper, birch and amber saunas, and a wood-fired outdoor sauna. Sauna masters lead steam, aroma and salt rituals several evenings a week, included in the ticket along with sauna yoga. The sauna centre is open daily 11:00 to 22:30; adult tickets cost €19 to €31 with no time limit, and a lounge with a private sauna can be hired.
Tallinn Viimsi SPA is a spa hotel in Viimsi, north-east of the city centre, with a recently expanded Spa & Sauna Centre. Its saunas include a black Finnish sauna where whisking is allowed, a smoke sauna, a ritual sauna with automated rituals every day, an infrared yoga sauna, juniper, steam, salt-steam, salt-stone and tropical saunas, an outdoor sauna and a children's sauna. It is open daily 9:30 to 22:00; a three-hour ticket costs €16 to €29, and swimwear is mandatory.
Aqua Spa is the water centre of the Tallink Spa & Conference Hotel between the passenger port and the Old Town. It has a Finnish sauna, a steam sauna, a salt sauna and a hamam, a large indoor pool, a children's pool, jacuzzis and an outdoor pool open from April through the summer, with sauna yoga in the hamam on Mondays and Thursdays. It is open daily 8:00 to 22:00; a three-hour ticket costs €24 Monday to Thursday and €30 Friday to Sunday, and swimwear is compulsory in the pools and saunas.
Meriton Sport is a sports club and water centre at the Park Inn by Radisson Meriton hotel on Toompuiestee. Its water and sauna centre has separate men's and women's Finnish saunas at 90°C, where bathing without swimwear is recommended, and shared steam, salt and aroma saunas, plus an active pool with a counter-current, a relaxation pool and two hot tubs. It is open daily 9:00 to 22:00, and a single ticket covering gym, pools and saunas costs €18 Monday to Thursday and €26 Friday to Sunday.
The spa at the Metropol Spa Hotel in central Tallinn is open to day visitors as well as hotel guests. It has four saunas: a 90°C Finnish sauna, a 75°C aroma sauna, a steam sauna and a salt steam sauna, along with a 32°C pool and four jacuzzis. It opens daily 8:30 to 21:00, though on weekdays before 15:00 only the aroma and steam saunas run. A three-hour visit costs €18 to €22 on weekdays and €32 at weekends, and swimwear is mandatory.
Club 26 is the fitness and health centre of the Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia, with a gym, a 16 m pool and saunas with a view over the city. The sauna area has a Finnish sauna, which can reach 120°C, and a lower-temperature sanarium at 50 to 60°C with aroma and coloured light. It is open daily 7:00 to 22:00, and non-guests can buy a single ticket for the pool, gym and saunas at €20 before 15:00 or €23 after, with towels included. A private sauna can also be booked.