Sauna clubs in Stockholm

11 saunas · Saunas that their members run together. Many open the sauna for everyone at some times, or let you book as a guest.

How sauna clubs work

A sauna club (in Swedish: bastuförening) is a group of members who run a sauna together. Members pay a fee each year or month and help with the work. There are 11 sauna clubs on this site.

You do not always need to be a member. Tanto Bastu and Sätrabastun open for everyone at some times. Isbjörnarnas Bastuförening in Bromma is open for everyone three days a week. At STHLM Sauna Vinterviken you can book a guest place.

Outside the city there are clubs by the sea, for example Nicksta Bastuförening in Nynäshamn. Saltsjöbadens Friluftsbad has two old bath houses, from 1913 and 1925.

Questions and answers

Which sauna club is the cheapest to visit?

The cheapest is Sätrabastun (Skärholmen): from 40 kr per person. Then Flatenbastun (50 kr) and Tanto Bastu (60 kr). Prices are from each sauna’s own website.

Which sauna clubs are open all year?

STHLM Sauna Vinterviken, Tanto Bastu, Isbjörnarnas Bastuförening, Nicksta Bastuförening and Saltsjöbadens Friluftsbad. Use the filter “Open all year” to see them all.

How do I become a member of a sauna club?

Ask the club on its website. Some have a waiting list, for example STHLM Sauna Vinterviken. A membership at Nicksta Bastuförening costs 1,200 kr per year.

Can I visit without being a member?

Often, yes. Many clubs have times for everyone or let you book as a guest. Each sauna page shows how it works.

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