Mixed turns
Payments at the Café during its opening hours. At other times, pay in cash to the sauna master. Prices: €12, discount groups €6.
Women’s turn
Payments at the Café during its opening hours. At other times, pay in cash to the sauna master. Prices: €12, discount groups €6.
Men’s turn
Payments at the Café during its opening hours. At other times, pay in cash to the sauna master. Prices: €12, discount groups €6.
Sekavuorot (ajat)
- Sunnuntai 2.8. klo 13–17
- Maanantai 3.8. klo 17–21
- Torstai 6.8. klo 17–22
- Sunnuntai 9.8. klo 13–17
- Maanantai 10.8. klo 17–21
- Perjantai 14.8. klo 17–21
- Maanantai 17.8. klo 17–21
- Sunnuntai 23.8. klo 13–17
- Maanantai 24.8. klo 17–21
- Torstai 27.8. klo 17–22
- Sunnuntai 30.8. klo 12–15
- Maanantai 31.8. klo 17–21
Naisten vuorot (ajat)
- Keskiviikko 5.8. klo 14–17
- Perjantai 7.8. klo 17–21
- Keskiviikko 12.8. klo 14.30–16.30
- Sunnuntai 16.8. klo 18–20
- Keskiviikko 19.8. klo 13–17
- Lauantai 29.8. klo 15–19
Miesten vuorot (ajat)
- Sunnuntai 30.8. klo 15–17
Prices
Payments at the Café Lähde during its opening hours. At other times, pay in cash or Mobilepay to the sauna attendant.
The sauna fee entitles you to 2 hours in the sauna.
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Discount group includes students, unemployed and pensioners
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The sauna etiquette
Respect others
Everyone and every body has the right to enjoy the sauna without judgment, staring, or comments. The sauna is a place of peace and tranquility.
Keep it clean
Wash yourself before entering the sauna and use a sauna seat cover. You can also bring your own clean, reusable, eco-friendly seat cover or rent one from Café Lähde (2,50€).
Dress accordingly
Please wear a swimsuit or towel in public areas outside the sauna building.
Respectful conversation
Friendly chatting with new and old acquaintances is always welcome. However, discriminatory, insulting, or offensive language and topics do not belong in the sauna. Silence is also completely acceptable.
Caring promotes safety
Be considerate of others in the sauna. If an unsafe situation or any kind of harassment occurs, anyone can intervene and help by offering support to the person affected, contacting the sauna attendant or calling the emergency number 112. Feedback can be sent to: [email protected].
Consider crowds
Make room on the benches when needed, so that everyone has a chance to enjoy the sauna. The stove works best with a maximum of ten people in the sauna at a time.
Leave on time
The sauna fee allows you to stay within the sauna facilities for a maximum of two hours unless the session ends earlier.
The sauna attendant is here to help
Always follow the instructions of the sauna attendant, who represents Lapinlahden Lähde as a volunteer. Feel free to ask for help and advice if you’re new to the sauna, or if you have any questions on sauna culture and customs in general.
Best enjoyed sober
If you’re intoxicated or under the influence of substances, please refrain from using the sauna.
General emergency number in Finland: 112
Address: Lapinlahdenpolku 8, Huoltorakennus (Maintenance building)
A defibrillator is available at the main entrance of the main building.
The sauna is operated by: Kahvila Lähde
[email protected] +358 40 178 3454
About the Lähde Sauna
The sauna building, completed in the 1880s, has been used by staff and patients.
According to available information it is the oldest still functioning sauna in Helsinki that is open to the public.
The seafront and the stunning setting of the hospital park offer a unique sauna experience in the heart of the city. The sauna is less than 100 metres from the beach.
The sauna fits up to 10 people at a time. Please note that the sauna changing room is shared by all users. The changing room is equipped with a hairdryer and a fridge.