Swimwear required saunas in Tampere, Finland

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Kaupinojan sauna

Kaupinojan sauna

Kaupinojan sauna is a public avanto (ice-swimming) sauna on the shore of Lake Näsijärvi near Kaupinranta, hosted by the winter-swimming club Tampereen Talviuimarit in a city-owned building. The wood-heated sauna is known for vigorous löyly, and the hole in the ice is kept open all winter. Swimsuits are mandatory in the sauna. It opens weekdays 3 to 9:15 PM and weekends from noon, at EUR 13, and closes on the second Tuesday of each month.

Saunas: 2
Types: Wood-fired Finnish, Finnish
Niihaman Ulkoilumajan sauna

Niihaman Ulkoilumajan sauna

Niihaman Ulkoilumaja is an outdoor lodge on lake Niihamajärvi along the Kauppi trails, where the wood-heated cottage sauna of a post-war family farm has been renovated for public and private use. Public sessions run Tuesday to Thursday 4 to 7 PM for EUR 8; they are mixed and swimsuits are required. A lit path leads to the lake for a swim, with ice swimming in winter. Groups of up to 10 can hire the sauna from EUR 160 for two hours, and Sauna Kata runs traditional sauna ceremonies.

Saunas: 1
Types: Wood-fired Finnish
Pereensaaren sauna

Pereensaaren sauna

Pereensaaren sauna is a lakeside public sauna on Lake Pyhäjärvi in Pirkkala, just south-west of Tampere, open every day of the year without reservations. The sauna and terrace are shared by men and women, so swimsuits are mandatory. Bathers swim from the dock all year, and an ice-swimming pool keeps cold water available even in summer. A visit lasts two hours and costs EUR 13 on weekday afternoons, EUR 15 on weekday evenings and EUR 18 at weekends, and a lounge serves drinks and snacks.

Saunas: 1
Types: Finnish
Rantalan Sauna

Rantalan Sauna

Rantalan Sauna is a lakeside public sauna on Ruodasjärvi at the border of Lempäälä and Tampere. It has two spacious mixed saunas, separate changing rooms and showers for women and men, and a heated pier with railed steps into the water, where an ice hole is kept open by pump in winter. Swimsuits are worn in the sauna at all times. There is no booking; a session lasts 1.5 hours and costs EUR 11, and a small café in the cabin sells coffee and sausages.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish
Suolijärven sauna

Suolijärven sauna

Suolijärven sauna is a cosy, cottage-style public sauna with traditional wood-heated stoves on the shore of lake Suolijärvi in Hervanta, with winter swimming in the lake. Seats are booked online in one-hour shifts, or you can walk in and take the next free shift, and a second sauna takes overflow. The sauna is mixed and swimsuits are mandatory. Entry is EUR 8, paid by card or MobilePay. The winter season opened on 6 September with afternoon and evening hours Wednesday to Friday and Sunday.

Saunas: 2
Types: Wood-fired Finnish
Suomensaaren sauna

Suomensaaren sauna

Suomensaaren sauna stands at the tip of Lentävänniemi in west Tampere and is run by the sports club Lielahden Kipinä. Men and women have separate dressing and washing rooms and share one mixed sauna, where swimsuits are required, with a swim in the lake summer and winter. A visit lasts 1.5 hours, the taps run lake water, so bring drinking water, and adult entry is EUR 11. Winter hours run 1 September to 30 April. The sauna can be hired for private events at EUR 80 an hour.

Saunas: 1
Types: Finnish
Tahmelan Huvilan sauna

Tahmelan Huvilan sauna

Tahmela's Villa is a late 19th-century villa and cultural centre on the shore of Lake Pyhäjärvi in Pispala. Its two wood-heated saunas, an indoor sauna and the Rantaportti courtyard sauna opened in 2024, are heated on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, with a lake dip all year and a hole in the ice in winter. Sessions are mixed apart from a women-only slot on Thursday evenings, and swimsuits are obligatory. Entry is EUR 10 on weekdays and EUR 15 on Sundays.

Saunas: 2
Types: Wood-fired Finnish