Saunas in Stockholm

80 saunas

Want to go to a sauna in Stockholm today? 40 public saunas sell a ticket per person, from 40 kr. You book a time on their website. Or book a whole private sauna for your group, from 205 kr.

Public saunas in central Stockholm

Pay per person and share the sauna with others. Closest to Stockholm Central Station first:

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Private saunas in Stockholm

52 saunas can be booked for just your group, from 205 kr for the whole sauna. Many are floating saunas or wood-fired saunas by a lake. See all private saunas.

Saunas in Stockholm: what to know

There are 80 saunas on this site, from the city centre to the outer islands. Most are by the water. At almost all of them you can cool down in a lake or in the sea.

There are two kinds of visit. At a public sauna you pay per person and share the sauna with other people. At a private sauna you book the whole sauna, and only your group is there. Many saunas have both.

In the city, popular public saunas are Hornstullsbastun and Tanto Bastu on Södermalm, STHLM Sauna Vinterviken and The Sacred Sauna. Just outside the city, Hellasgården in Nacka is a classic. You can swim in the lake there all year.

We check every sauna on its own website. We show if a sauna is closed and if a club runs it. We also show how you cool down: in a lake, in the sea or in a cold pool. Our guides explain what saunas cost and where to swim in winter.

Questions and answers

What is the cheapest sauna in Stockholm?

The cheapest is Sätrabastun (Skärholmen): from 40 kr per person. Then Ängsjö friluftsgård bastu (50 kr) and Skärgårdsstiftelsens bastur, Träskö-Storö (50 kr). Prices are from each sauna’s own website.

How much does it cost to rent a private sauna in Stockholm?

The lowest price for the whole sauna is 205 kr, at Ösbysjöns bastu. Half of the 43 saunas with a price cost 1,000 kr or less. The price is for your whole group, not per person.

Which saunas are open all year?

The Sacred Sauna Mood, Sturebadet, Djurgårdsbastun, Recovery Room, Hornstullsbastun and Tanto Bastu and 21 more. Use the filter “Open all year” to see them all.

Does the City of Stockholm have a public sauna?

Yes. Hornstullsbastun on Södermalm is the City of Stockholm’s first public sauna with staff. There are times for women, times for men and times for everyone.

Do I need to book?

At most saunas, yes. You book a time on their website. At some club saunas you just come, for example Sätrabastun. If there is space, you can go in.

Can I swim in a lake or the sea after the sauna?

Yes, at almost all saunas here. Some keep a hole in the ice open in winter, for example Isbjörnarnas Bastuförening in Bromma. See all saunas with cold water.

Are the saunas mixed?

It depends. Many public saunas have times for women, times for men and times for everyone. Each sauna page shows this under “Quick facts”.

What should I bring?

Swimwear, a towel and water. Many saunas want you to wear swimwear. Some have no showers. Check the sauna page before you go.

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