Ribersborgs Kallbadhus
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. The operator says it's a nude bath by tradition: no swimwear in the saunas, optional in the sea.
WhatBathhouse, MalmöSweden
WhenOpen all year
Getting there Bus Car On foot
CostEngångsbesök (single visit)SEK 90about €8As of Oct 2026
AccessNo photography. No own food or drink. Alcohol only on the restaurant's outdoor terraces.
Getting in
- Parking
- Large car park by the beach, paid with Parkster, EasyPark and the like
- Public transport
- Bus 7 to the Ribersborg stop on Limhamnsvägen (Skånetrafiken)
- Address
- Limhamnsvägen, Brygga 1, 217 59 Malmö
Entry, hours and rules
- Entry
- Engångsbesök (single visit)SEK 90about €8
- Barn tom 11år (children up to 11) (Gratis (free))Free
- Ungdom 12-17år, engångsbesök (youth 12 to 17, single visit) (with a parent or guardian; valid from 1 Feb 2026)SEK 45about €4
- Hours
- Mon09:00-21:00
- Tue07:00-21:00
- Wed09:00-21:00
- Thu10:00-19:00
- Fri10:00-19:00
- Sat09:00-18:00
- Sun09:00-18:00
- Swimwear and rules
- 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).
- Children
- The operator sets an 18-year age limit, but under-18s are welcome with a parent or guardian; it says the bathhouse isn't adapted for children.
- Tickets
- Day ticket, no time slot
- Official site
- ribersborgskallbadhus.se
- Facilities
- ToiletsShowersChanging roomsLockersRestaurantSaunaOutdoor poolParkingNaturist area