Saunas and Swimming Spots

Tampere is known as the sauna capital of the world, offering a range of historic urban baths and lakeside swimming spots. This selection includes Rajaportti, Finland's oldest working public sauna from 1906, and Rauhaniemi, famous for its ice-swimming. The list also covers the Kaleva swimming complex and several sandy beaches across Lakes Pyhäjärvi, Suolijärvi, and Kirkkojärvi, highlighting the region's year-round commitment to traditional Finnish sauna and water culture.

Rajaportin Sauna

Rajaportin sauna is Finland's oldest working public sauna. The sauna was founded in 1906 in Pispala in Tampere.

Rauhaniemi Public Sauna

One of the most famous saunas in Finland. Come here for an authentic ice-swimming experience and to feel the spirit of this country.

Tampere Swimming Centre

Located in the Kaleva district, this facility includes multiple indoor pools, a 50-meter competition pool, and public saunas.

Pyynikin uimaranta

Extensive sandy beach and park area located on the shores of Lake Pyhäjärvi near the city center.

Niihaman sauna

Public sauna located within the Niihama outdoor recreation area.

Suolijärven sauna

Lakeside sauna situated on the shores of Lake Suolijärvi, featuring a swimming area.

Loukonlahden uimaranta

Accessible sandy beach located on the shores of Lake Pyhäjärvi.

Turrin uimaranta

Sandy beach featuring accessible facilities on the shore of Lake Pyhäjärvi.

Liutun uimaranta

Sandy beach located on the shores of Lake Kirkkojärvi.