Kotiharjun Sauna
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"Helsinki's oldest public sauna first opened in 1928.
This sauna is no frills, no fuss, working-class sauna action. This sauna is not fancy, nor glamourous, but encapsulates well real sauna culture and is my personal favorite.
Located in Kallio (near metro Sörnäinen), the old working class neighborhood, the sauna separated into men's and women's and is done naked. There are no pools, so you will have to shower between sauna sessions.
It is possible to bring your own drinks and there is a fridge by the entrance.
There are also some benches outside the main entrance where you can sit outside and cool off on the street between sauna sessions.
There are plenty of nice bars and restaurants in the area to visit after your sauna session here.
€15 for adults, €12 for students and towels can be rented for €3.
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