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Thermal baths in Gothenburg

Also spelled Göteborg

Gothenburg spreads along both banks of the Göta älv at its mouth on the Kattegat, about 20 km west of Landvetter airport. On the north bank, a free public sauna in Jubileumsparken sits beside a harbour pool in Frihamnen; south of the river, Hagabadet is a day spa in an 1870s bathhouse in Haga.

  • Baths2
  • Free to enter1
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Baths in Gothenburg compared

Entry, swimwear rules, age limits and ticket type, side by side.

BathEntrySwimwear and rulesAgeTickets
1Bastun i JubileumsparkenGothenburg
  • Bastupass (sauna session)Free
As of Oct 2026
Swimwear required: the city's rules say no nude sauna bathing; always sit on a seat towel, and swimwear and towels must be dry or only slightly damp. Both split and mixed sessions.
As of Oct 2026
none statedTimed slots, book ahead
2HagabadetGothenburg
  • PureSpa Entré (day spa, about 2 hours)SEK 700about €62
As of Oct 2026
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As of Oct 2026
16+Timed slots, book ahead

Every bath in Gothenburg

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  1. 1Bastun i Jubileumsparken

    Bathhouse, Gothenburg · No food, alcohol, glass bottles, scented oils or incense in the sauna; do not pour water on the heaters.

    A free public sauna for 25 people in Jubileumsparken in Frihamnen, first built as a prototype in 2015 with the Berlin collective Raumlabor and rebuilt identically in 2024, reusing the recycled facade panels.

    FreeAs of Oct 2026

  2. 2Hagabadet

    Spa bath, Gothenburg

    Opened on 9 December 1876 as the Renström bath and wash house in Haga, paid for by Sven Renström's bequest to the city, and rebuilt after a fire on 15 July 1903 under the bath expert Carl Curman.

    Sauna included

    SEK 700about €62As of Oct 2026