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Thermal baths in Malmö

Malmö stands on the Öresund strait on Sweden's south-west coast, in Skåne, linked to Copenhagen by the Öresund Bridge. Ribersborgs Kallbadhus, a cold-water bathhouse with sea pools and saunas, is reached along a pier from Ribersborg beach, west of the city centre. Malmöhus castle, about 1.5 km east, holds the rooms and exhibitions of Malmö Museum.

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Baths in Malmö compared

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

BathEntrySwimwear and rulesAgeTickets
1Ribersborgs KallbadhusMalmö
  • Engångsbesök (single visit)SEK 90about €8
  • Barn tom 11år (children up to 11)Free
  • Ungdom 12-17år, engångsbesök (youth 12 to 17, single visit)SEK 45about €4
Separate women's and men's sides (dam/herr) for bathing, changing and showers; the humid sauna and the infrared sauna are shared and always open. No swimwear in the saunas, a towel only; swimwear optional in the sea. The operator says it's a nude bath by tradition. The whole bathhouse is mixed on the first Monday of each month (Mix Kallis) and on Tuesday mornings from 07:00 (Mix-Morgondopp).none statedDay ticket

Every bath in Malmö

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  1. 1Ribersborgs Kallbadhus

    Bathhouse, Malmö · No photography. No own food or drink. Alcohol only on the restaurant's outdoor terraces.

    A cold-water bathhouse on piles off Ribersborg beach, opened in June 1898 and a listed building since 1995, with two sea pools and six saunas, including a wood-fired one on each of the women's and men's sides.

    SEK 90about €8As of Oct 2026