Sauna Hermanni
A public sauna founded in the 1950s in the Hermanni district of Helsinki, which the operator counts as one of the two remaining old public saunas in the city. Men and women have separate sides, heated by IKI electric stoves, with a kiosk in the changing room selling coffee, grilled sausage and towels.
WhatBathhouse, HelsinkiFinland
WhenOpen all year
Getting there Bus
CostAdults€14As of Oct 2026
AccessNo advance booking, drop in only. Card or cash at the kiosk.
Getting in
- Public transport
- Trams 6 and 8 to Hauhonpuisto; buses 55, 55A, 68X, 70, 70X, 71, 71V, 73, 73N, 74, 74N, 75 and 77 to Ristikkokatu. Entrance in the courtyard of the apartment block.
- Address
- Hämeentie 63, 00550 Helsinki
Entry, hours and rules
- Entry
- Adults€14
- Senior citizens€10
- Students (Unemployed also 10 EUR)€10
- Children under 15 (Free admission)Free
- Towel€4
- Sarjalippu, 10 käyntiä [10-visit card] (5-visit card 60 EUR)€110
- Hours
- Mon15:00-20:00
- Tueclosed
- Wed15:00-20:00
- Thu15:00-20:00
- Fri15:00-20:00
- Sat14:00-18:00
- Sunclosed
- Swimwear and rules
- Separate saunas for men and women (30 places on the men's side, 20 on the women's). The operator publishes no swimwear rule.
- Children
- Children under 15 enter free; no minimum age stated.
- Tickets
- Day ticket, no time slot
- Official site
- saunahermanni.fi
- Facilities
- SaunaChanging roomsShowersCaféTowel hire