Soutustadion JoyRide Sauna

Soutustadion's JoyRide raft sauna is moored at Helsinki's 1952 Olympic rowing stadium in Töölö, wood-fired for fifteen with a dip in the bay and ice swimming.

The rowing stadium was built for the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, a functionalist grandstand on the Töölö shore that has served rowing and events for more than seventy years, and it now has a sauna: the JoyRide raft sauna moored at the stadium jetty. The hot room takes fifteen and a big wood-fired stove gives soft but firm löyly, the changing rooms open straight onto the jetty, and the water is right there for a swim, sea water in summer and an ice hole in winter. Afterwards the stadium café and waterside terrace make a city sauna evening of it. The raft sauna Public sessions run daily from the afternoon, and the whole sauna can be booked for birthdays, stag and hen nights and company evenings.

JoyRide raft sauna: wood-fired heat, seats about 15. Wood-fired raft sauna for fifteen moored at the stadium jetty. Listed amenities: Lake plunge, Changing rooms, Towel rental, Cool-down deck, Hosts events.

Listing type: Public bathhouse. Access: Reservation. Listed capacity: Room for 15 bathers at a time. Cold plunge: The bay from the jetty, ice hole in winter. Hours: Hours as published on the stadium's sauna page in 2026; confirm before a visit, as the magazine's 2025 listing showed a different schedule. Book a place on a public session or the whole sauna for a private event through the stadium's online booking. Towels and small snacks can be added. SaunaShare records this listing as editorially reviewed by SaunaShare. A listing label describes where the information came from, not the quality of the sauna. Listing details were last reviewed on September 15, 2026.

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