Allas Sea Pool
Opened in 2016 on Katajanokka quay next to the Market Square, Allas has a heated 25 m outdoor pool at 27 °C and a sea water pool that isn't heated, so its temperature follows the sea. There are five saunas from 70 to 90 °C, three of them floating on the pool deck with separate women's and men's rooms.
Getting in
- Parking
- No customer parking; the operator points to City of Helsinki parking nearby
- Public transport
- Trams 2, 4 and 5; just over a kilometre from Helsinki main railway station
- Address
- Katajanokanlaituri 2 A, 00160 Helsinki
Entry, hours and rules
- Entry
- Single ticket, Mon to Thu and Fri until 2 pm (valid 2 hours; public holidays and local holiday periods use the weekend price)€19
- Student, Mon to Thu and Fri until 2 pm (proof of status required)€14
- Conscript, pensioner or unemployed, Mon to Thu and Fri until 2 pm (proof of status required)€14
- Ages 3 to 12, Mon to Thu and Fri until 2 pm€11
- Ages 0 to 2, Mon to Thu and Fri until 2 pmFree
- Single ticket, Fri from 2 pm to Sun (valid 2 hours; also public holidays and local holiday periods)€24
- Student, Fri from 2 pm to Sun (proof of status required)€17
- Conscript, pensioner or unemployed, Fri from 2 pm to Sun (proof of status required)€17
- Ages 3 to 12, Fri from 2 pm to Sun€14
- Ages 0 to 2, Fri from 2 pm to SunFree
- Hours
- Mon06:30-21:00
- Tue06:30-21:00
- Wed06:30-21:00
- Thu06:30-21:00
- Fri06:30-21:00
- Sat08:00-21:00
- Sun08:00-21:00
- Swimwear and rules
- Swimsuit made of swimwear fabric in the pools, public areas and mixed saunas; underwear and sports clothes don't count. Swimsuit optional in the separate women's and men's floating saunas. Shower without your swimsuit before the sauna and pools.
- Children
- Children must be supervised by their guardians at all times; children who can't swim stay within arm's reach of a guardian.
- Tickets
- Day ticket, no time slot
- Official site
- allaspool.fi
- Facilities
- ShowersChanging roomsLockersRestaurantCaféSaunaOutdoor poolTowel hire
About Allas Sea Pool
The sea water pool is filled with water pumped in from further out to sea, where it's cleaner, then filtered and treated with UV light, and it uses no heating energy at all. It sits on the pool level beside the floating saunas, which look across to the Market Square. In the Corner Sauna you throw water on the stones yourself and look out on the Baltic, while the Panorama Sauna makes steam at the press of a button and faces the sandy beach area and the sea. At night the heated main pool is covered to save energy.