[2025 Helsinki Restaurant] Travel Guide for Löyly (Updated Jul)

— A symbol of Finnish sauna culture, a special place where design and nature come together — Did you know that the word "sauna" itself is an imported word from Finland? Sauna culture is deeply rooted in Finland, with 3.3 million saunas in a country with a population of 5.4 million. Löyly in Helsinki is one of the most famous public saunas in Finland. In a stylish building facing the Baltic Sea, locals and tourists can experience "totono" together in a space where tradition and modernity coexist. There are two types of saunas inside: a wood-fired sauna and a smoke sauna. After working up a sweat while looking out at the sea, you can jump into the sea (in summer or winter!). It was a facility where you could experience the dynamic sauna culture unique to Finland. ⸻ 📍【Location】 Hernesaarenranta 4, 00150 Helsinki, Finland About 20 minutes by tram and walk from central Helsinki / Also accessible by Bolt 🕰【Opening hours】 Mon-Thurs 16:00-22:00 Fri 13:00-22:00 Sat 13:00-23:00 Sun 13:00-21:00 *Advance reservations are recommended for sauna use (official website) ⸻ ✨【Recommended points】 ・A ​​seaside sauna facility that is also famous as a design building ・You can experience two authentic types of sauna: wood sauna and smoke sauna ・You can dive into the sea after the sauna, an extraordinary experience ⸻ 🎒【Tips】 ・Towels and lockers are included. Swimsuits are required, so bring your own or rent one locally. - Weekdays during the day are best, as it tends to get crowded on weekends and in the evenings. - There is a restaurant and terrace seating within the facility, so you can enjoy a meal after the sauna. ⸻ #Löyly #Löyly #FinlandSauna #Finland #Helsinki #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

A popular sauna you definitely want to visit in Helsinki! Introducing the recommended spot "Löyly Helsinki"! ⭐️Review The most popular sauna for foreigners in Finland. It's a popular spot where reservations are filled up if you don't make a reservation several weeks in advance. If you arrive earlier than the reservation time, you will be asked to wait in the restaurant, so it was no problem even if you arrived just in time. I didn't know where the smoke sauna was until halfway through, so I asked the staff, but the staff were also kind enough to tell me, and the facility was clean and very relaxing. The only negative point is that the changing room is too small and stressful, but other than that it was a very good sauna! The restaurant next to it seems to be delicious, so I'd like to use it someday😊 📍Location: Hernesaarenranta 4, 00150 Helsinki, Finland #0 yen trip

#0yentravel "A super stylish public sauna facing the Baltic Sea. It features a wooden exterior and a cool-down space where you can jump directly into the sea. The design is enjoyable even for sauna beginners, and the cafe space is also appealing. A place of relaxation for locals and tourists! ▶ Reservations recommended / Approximately 15 minutes by tram from central Helsinki ▶ Swimsuits are required in the sauna / Restaurant attached"

#Spring0yentrip #Overseastravel #Finland Löyly Helsinki is recommended for those who want to relax and enjoy a meal and drink after using the sauna🍽️ Lunch, dinner, brunch and cafe are also available💡 A modern building built on the Baltic Sea, the restaurant with all-glass walls offers a panoramic view of the sea and the cityscape of Helsinki, and there are terrace seats and a fireplace, creating a wonderful open and warm space🤍 The highly designed interior and the use of Finnish brand tableware are also great points✨ The menu mainly features Finnish and Scandinavian cuisine, and we enjoyed the menu using local ingredients such as reindeer and salmon😋

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I wanted to try a famous sauna in Finland, so I went there alone in the snow. It was a little far from the station, so I went to a nearby bus stop and walked there. There were people of various nationalities there, and they talked to me. Some people went into the sauna with their smartphones, and others were drinking beer after coming out of the sauna, so it was a little different from the sauna culture in Japan, which was refreshing.