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Tampere Region has the largest amount of public saunas in Finland; almost 70 saunas. To experience the absolute elite of Finnish saunas, you simply must pamper yourself also in saunas in the surroundings of Tampere. In these saunas, you also get the full experience on winter swimming.

Pereensaari sauna – One of the newest additions in the area lets visitors enjoy the heat in a modern setting. The sauna’s large window also offers beautiful views over Lake Pyhäjärvi.

Serlachius Art Sauna – This award-winning art sauna provides memorable experiences for lovers of sauna culture, art, and northern cuisine. Public sauna sessions are held every Tuesday.

GoPark sauna village – The sauna village at Toijala harbour offers visitors the chance to explore multiple saunas in one place. In summer, guests can also enjoy sauna rituals and aufguss sauna sessions.

Apia sauna – In Valkeakoski you can also enjoy sauna several days a week. This sauna places special emphasis on safety, as the visitors range from children to seniors.

Kauhtua sauna – Enjoy the steam of a traditional smoke sauna, often described as one of the best in the region, on the shores of Lake Kyrösjärvi. In addition to the smoke sauna, Kauhtua also has a regular wood-heated sauna.

Veittijärvi sauna – In Ylöjärvi visitors can experience the rich heat of a smoke sauna and the electric sauna has also received praise for its soft, pleasant heat.

Räikkä sauna – Before heading into the sauna, you can work up a sweat on the nearby ski trails, as this sauna is located in the maintenance building of a sports field. Afterwards you can cool off in the refreshing waters of Lake Keijärvi.

Alisniemi sauna – Alisniemi has spacious sauna facilities right by the lake, with wheelchair-accessible entry. The sauna is heated for the public several days a week.

Halkoniemi sauna – If you’re a night owl and enjoy a late-night sauna sessions, head to Halkoniemi. On some evenings during the week, you can stay in the sauna almost until midnight.

Säynäniemi sauna – This campsite sauna is heated with a wood-burning stove that creates deep and pleasantly moist steam. The sauna is known for its relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Vesaniemi sauna – If you want to train for example to winter swimming competitions, head to Kangasala. This sauna’s asset is its large ice hole for cold-water swimming.

Valkeakoski Health Village Certified Fitness Sauna – If you’re looking for something different, a fitness sauna is a great option. Designed to support physical recovery, it’s a fantastic experience after activities like a day of cross-country skiing.

If you prefer separate saunas for men and women, check out Rantala Sauna and the Lempoinen sauna in Lempäälä. In Pirkkala, the Reippi Sauna also has separate sauna facilities.